We really need more dock this side of Williamsburg, constantly full. extend the docks kent towards the 416 420 buildings. so much space on both side of the street. WE NEED MORE BIKES AND DOCKS.
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We really need more dock this side of Williamsburg, constantly full. extend the docks kent towards the 416 420 buildings. so much space on both side of the street. WE NEED MORE BIKES AND DOCKS.
Please add more docks here
With so many new residences opening and the optimized ferry schedule - there is a need for increased bike sharing capacity. Trains are far from all of these new residences. We need quick convenient options to get home - especially for those of us who work late at night and don’t want to be on foot…
There are never enough docks here (or in the vicinity). Please add more !!!
Thanks for the opportunity to hear our opinions. Please add more ebikes in greenpoint and additional docking stations so we can be able to commute to work without the G train.
please add more ebikes to help us commute to work
I always struggle to find docking when visiting Brooklyn Bridge Park. It would be nice if you could expand the citibike station by pier 11
Bike stations around McCarren Park are always full
More than 50% of the time these docks are completely full. Almost any time of day. It renders bikeshare useless if you can’t dock. Docks in the area are also completely full. So many new buildings here, all far from the subway. Makes it very inconvenient to bike home.
At the base of several high-rise apartment buildings, adjacent to northern blvd bike lane, queens plaza bike lane, and Queensborough subway station, plenty of sidewalk space to host a dock
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