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.

This dock and the surrounding ones rarely have docks available. There should honestly be more docks in this area, especially on/near 69th St and Grand Avenue. There is a large gap of citibike coverage in that area.

The Plaza at the intersection of 6th Avenue, Greenwich, and Christopher, would provide for the perfect citibike station. There is no other dock within 2-3 blocks, and the Plaza is a natural place to place a station. Adjacent to the station is the Jefferson Market Library, 9th Street PATH Station, and multiple other businesses. The station can also serve as additional capacity should other stations around Washington Square, the Sheridan Square station, or Charles street station become too full or too empty.

Logical place to put this. Similar to 5th & 72nd Street. Those are the two primary access points to the park on the East side.

I would like to suggest a new Citi Bike station near this location. The existing stations in this area are frequently full or empty, especially during busy hours, making it difficult to reliably pick up or return bikes. This neighborhood has many residents who depend on Citi Bike for daily transportation, and demand appears to exceed the current capacity. A station at this location would improve access to the bike-share system, reduce walking distance to the nearest dock, and better serve people traveling to and from nearby residential buildings, parks, and public transportation. I believe this location has enough space to safely accommodate a station and would help relieve pressure on surrounding docks that are often overcrowded. Thank you for considering this suggestion.