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Ideal place for more bike options as there is so much illegal parking in this area. Being able to ride citibike would reduce automobile traffic
Ideal option for parents riding over to pick up their kids from school via bike. Keeps more cars off the road!! =)
Good spot midway between subway stations
This is a really tricky intersection with a light, residential street, and Foodtown parking lot entrance. It would not be good to add more bicycles to this area or take away sorely needed daylighting space.
This location is frequented by elderly foot traffic coming up from the Shore road apartment and treatment facility on their walk to get groceries. It would not be beneficial for this population with mobility issues to have to navigate another obstacle. They are already using walkers and need every inch of sidewalk space they have.
The wide sidewalk here is beloved by children in our community who are in between playgrounds at 97th and 84th and are 4 avenues away from the park. They use this wonderful space to play and interact, it would be a shame to have the space taken over by bike storage.
The base of the Verrazano bridge has an entrance to the promenade walk/biking path, an entrance to Shore Road park, and is right on Shore Road which has a bike lane. It would be a great location for citi bikes to allow people to bike down to the pier and back.
The entrance to the Shore Road park near 90th street would be a great location for city bikes! There’s plenty of sidewalk space to use for them and provides much needed access to bikes in southern bay ridge.
Midway between bus stop and subway. Good extra station to catch overspill when subway station is over capacity. This is the end of the line so bike station very near subway will be overcapacity no matter what
Good place for a station. By zoning laws all 1-2 family houses should already have off street parking and still close to subway.
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