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Add Bike Share Capacity

10/02/2020 - 15:45

La Guardia Pl - West 3 St - Washington Square South

Bobst on Laguardia or W 3rd - New Citibike station A new station would be beneficial in this area with a lot of foot traffic and proximity to subway stations for NYU students and members of the community. Given the added emphasis on alternative means of transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19, creating a station here will go a long way in promoting safe transportation.

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10/02/2020 - 15:41

Greene St - Washington Pl - Waverly Pl

Steinhardt/East on Greene St - New Citibike station. A new station would be beneficial in this area with a lot of foot traffic and proximity to subway stations for NYU students and members of the community. Given the added emphasis on alternative means of transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19, creating a station here will go a long way in promoting safe transportation.

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10/02/2020 - 15:38

Greene St - Waverly Pl - East 8 St

East Steinhardt/Greene Street - New Citibike station. A new station would be beneficial in this area with a lot of foot traffic and proximity to subway stations for NYU students and members of the community. Given the added emphasis on alternative means of transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19, creating a station here will go a long way in promoting safe transportation.

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10/02/2020 - 15:27

East 16 St - Union Square East - Irving Pl

Expansion of an existing Citibike station. This station is used heavily by NYU students and members of the community. While the city is promoting alternative means of transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19, expanding this station will go a long way in providing safe transportation.

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10/02/2020 - 15:25

Great Jones St - Shinbone Alley - Lafayette St

Expansion of existing Citibike station. This station is used heavily by NYU students and members of the community. Given the added emphasis on alternative means of transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19, expanding this station will go a long way in promoting safe transportation.

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10/02/2020 - 15:22

Sullivan St - West 3 St - Washington Square South

Suggesting an expansion of this existing Citibike station. This station is used heavily by NYU students and members of the community. Given the added emphasis on alternative means of transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19, expanding this station will go a long way in promoting safe transportation.

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Add Bike Share Capacity

10/02/2020 - 15:20

University Pl - Washington Mews - East 8 St

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10/02/2020 - 08:18

West 48 St - Avenue Of The Americas - 7 Ave

48th Street and Sixth Avenue would be a positive addition to the Citibike network. The closest Citibike stations at the moment are at 45th Street and, if reinstalled, at 51st Street, both of which are westbound. 48th Street would add a much needed eastbound location in this area.

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10/01/2020 - 18:28

43 St - Broadway - 34 Ave

Broadway is a sizable thoroughfare and a bike station here would well serve the burgeoning cyclist population of Jackson Heights pending the expansion of ride share facilities there.

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10/01/2020 - 13:34

Gansevoort St - Hudson River Greenway - Deadend

Needs a station

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