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Meserole Ave - Guernsey St - Lorimer St

There should be 10x the amount of docks in greenpoint and north williamsburg. Every weekend it is impossible to find a parking place and the same issue occurs throughout the week. Something really needs to be done.

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Eagle St - Manhattan Ave - Mcguinness Boulevard

North Greenpoint could definitely use more bikes and ebikes. With the construction going on, the dock on Ash street was removed, which means the bikes available on McGuiness right by the Pulaski Bridge are all gone by 8 am. Similarly, all the stations north of about Greenpoint Avenue are completely emptied out, particularly on the weekends. With the G constantly under maintenance and irregular service, many of us use CitiBike to get around Brooklyn -- we need more bikes!

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Commercial St - Dupont St - Franklin St

Please add new docking station. There are hundreds if not thousands of new apartments and not enough bikes or docking stations.

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Commercial St - Dupont St - Franklin St

Please add new docking station. There are hundreds if not thousands of new apartments and not enough bikes or docking stations.

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31 St - 37 Ave - 38 Ave

The addition of a citibike location here would service the residents living between the 39th Avenue and 36th Avenue train stations in Astoria. It would complement the newly added bike lanes as well

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2 Ave - East 35 St - East 36 St

Low CitiBike availability in the area. Alongside 2 Av, between 36 St - 35 St, there is some metered parking space along St. Vartan Park that could be partially converted to new CitiBike docks. This would help residents/workers access their homes, jobs, and recreation (the park) without impacting traffic flow and curb access

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East 39 St - Queens Midtown Tunnel Exit - 2 Ave

Construction for new building has completed recently. The previous CitiBike station should be returned to this location to resolve the low availability of CitiBikes in the neighborhood, especially for all the residents and office/hospital workers

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East 38 St - 3 Ave - Queens Midtown Tunnel Exit

CitiBike availability is low in this area due to all the residents, office/medical workers. On the North side of 38 St off of the 3 Av intersection, there is some NSA/channelization & some metered parking space that could be utilized for more CitiBike docks, especially with the new 3 Av bike lane + existing 38 St bike lane

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3 Ave - East 35 St - East 36 St

Curbside space on 3 Av from 35 St - 36 St, East is currently No Standing Anytime, which could be used as a CitiBike dock up until the channelization for the turn lane. CitiBike availability is very low in the area, especially with all the residents, office/hospital workers, and the new 3 Av bike lane

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Amsterdam Houses Pedestrian Path - Amsterdam Houses Pedestrian Path - Amsterdam Ave

there is a gap in docks between 59th and 65thst. in addition i think there is a high need for more docks in this area because the dock on 65th st is often empty in the mornings and afternoons, and full at night. i think this area would be a good spot because after installing, there would still be ample space to walk around.

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