
West 180th street by Dolphin Playground is a perfect location. There will me a new bike/pedestrian ramp, there is plenty of sidewalk space to put a bike station, and car traffic is limited.
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West 180th street by Dolphin Playground is a perfect location. There will me a new bike/pedestrian ramp, there is plenty of sidewalk space to put a bike station, and car traffic is limited.
Bad location, drivers often run red lights, would be dangerous location on steep hill
Good location for CitiBike, near parks and transit hub
Very crowded and dangerous location, not safe for CitiBike
This intersection at W 181st St and Riverside/Haven is incredibly crowded and dangerous. I would not recommend putting a CitiBIke station here. It would be public safety problem, and exacerbate already congested streets and traffic off the Hudson and GW Bridge. More suitable locations would be J Hood Wright and Fort Tryon park
Voting site location. Great location for bike pick up and drop off.
This is the site of a school, making it a great location for a bike pick up/drop off.
In front of the Community League of West 159th Street. This is a community center, a health center and a central location for many members of the community. Dunkin Donuts is across the street and Domino's Pizza is next door. This makes it a heavily foot-trafficked area and ideal for convenient pick ups and drop offs.
Great spot for a CitiBike rack, safe entry point directly onto the greenway. There aren't many subway options in the neighborhood (the A and further east the 1) so would be a great alternative option for commuters.
Not suitable, many of the old time elderly residents sit and enjoy the park the entire day. Also the school next to the park uses the park as a play area during the day. A citibike site there would greatly interfere with these activities and lower the quality of life for this area.
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