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There is ample room for a Citibike station here as it is a dead zone currently. There has been a citibike station here before, so adding one would definitely be well received. This whole area could actually use several citibike stops iven the amount of foot traffic.
3 large apartment buildings share this area
There should be a citi bike station added to this park. It is so beautiful and allows New Yorkers to get to and from these piers that are now complete. There is also Sunset Studios right next door that many film and television workers can ride to and from along the hudson river bike paths.
Dear Citi Bike Expansion Team, I am writing on behalf of our school to request consideration for a Citi Bike station near our new campus at 787 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, where we will relocate this fall. Our school is growing rapidly and will ultimately serve approximately 500 students, with 400 students already enrolled for this coming school year. As we prepare for this transition, we are also considering how to ensure safe, convenient, and sustainable transportation options for our staff and families. Many of our staff members rely on public transportation to commute. Our current location at 272 MacDonough Street is within walking distance of the Utica Avenue subway station and the Long Island Rail Road station, making commuting relatively convenient. Our new location at 787 Lafayette Avenue will require a significantly longer walk from nearby transit, creating an additional challenge for many employees. A Citi Bike station near our new campus would provide an important transportation option for both staff and families. It would help bridge the gap between public transit and our school, support environmentally friendly commuting, and increase accessibility for the hundreds of students, educators, and visitors who will travel to our campus each day. We would greatly appreciate your consideration of a Citi Bike station in the vicinity of 787 Lafayette Avenue as part of future expansion efforts. We believe it would be a valuable resource not only for our school community but also for the surrounding neighborhood. Thank you for your time and consideration. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss this request further and provide any additional information that may be helpful. Sincerely, Assistant Principal Richards Brooklyn Brownstone School 16K628
This area would really benefit from a station, as it's a popular destination without parking opportunities.
A bigger bike rack here would be wonderful. The community really utilizes the bikes because of unreliable trains or lack of trains nearby, but this dock is often empty because of over-demand.
Please could you add a new Citi Bike station at the corner of 39th Street and 2nd Ave? Construction has finished on this apartment building, the sidewalk is oversized, and there are no closer stations within a ~5 minute walk. If you can't add a station here, it would be extremely helpful to add a station somewhere in this area that does not require walking to 1st Ave or Lexington Ave.
The citbike dock on Washington Park @Willoughby is one of the original citibike stations in the first rollout. It functions terribly - bikes are hard to take out and dock - and I regularly have to help users with the "trick" to successfully get a bike out. It also has some broken docks. Please a) replace it with a newer, higher functioning docking station, and b) expand this station to allow for more capacity. Given its off-street location, there is minimal adverse impact to making this a much larger station.
Adding a bike station right outside the Classon Ave G stop would drastically reduce the need for ubers to/from this station and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Requesting ANY additional docks near Woodhull Hospital, including simply extending existing docks. These docks are vital to hospital staff and visitors, and are entirely full with no open docks by 9am every weekday. This essential last mile of the commute is in high demand and the frequently at-capacity docks are a major source of uncertainty for doctors, nurses, and clinical support staff trying to get to work and see their patients on time.
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