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Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

07/28/2025 - 22:04

71 Ave - Austin St - Queens Boulevard

Congested street and sidewalk on the full Continental Ave stretch. Parking needed for commercial businesses to thrive. Queens Blvd would be better, but truthfully no one uses the Queens BLVD bike lane. Might be better that we just do away with bike lane here. I have been searching and many cities are actually removing bike lanes.

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/28/2025 - 13:35

Pedestrian Path - 68 Drive - Austin St

The Yellowstone Blvd & Austin St intersection is perfect for what Citibike was intended to do - get people to the 'last mile.' A great location to pick up Citibikes and ride to the LIRR or Subway - or take the Queens Blvd bike lane route for a pure bike commute.

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/23/2025 - 22:07

68 Drive - 108 St - 110 St

Add docking stations to the corner of 68th removing two parking spaces.

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/23/2025 - 21:54

68 Ave - Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

Place a docking station on the street after the driver in front of the upper portion of The New Yorker building. Trying to avoid the grocery store side as they might use that parking for loading and unloading, and they use the street currently to store their trash bins.

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/23/2025 - 15:33

63 Drive - Alderton St - Austin St

please extend service to Woodhaven Blvd along 63rd St

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/22/2025 - 23:34

66 Ave - Yellowstone Boulevard - 108 St

Take two spots at the corner of 66 Ave and Yellowstone for a docking station on 66 ave.

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/22/2025 - 23:29

69 Ave - Yellowstone Boulevard - 108 St

Eliminate 2 parking spaces just before the parking garage. Given the chaotic traffic of Yellowstone, placing docking stations close to Yellowstone but not on is safer. This would be near 10701 69 Ave.

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/22/2025 - 23:20

Queens Boulevard - 112 St - Connector

Add a docking station on the street, removing two parking spots. These stations cannot be directly in front of 112-25 due to designated parking for NYPD and Administrative Children's Social Service. However, immediately after those spots, there is a two-hour parking zone that could be utilized.

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/22/2025 - 12:15

62 Drive - Colonial Ave - Grand Central Parkway

Take away the parking on the corner of 62 Drive that sits next to 6236 Grand Central Parkway. It places the docking station on a calmer street right next to the park.

Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

07/22/2025 - 12:05

102 St - 67 Rd - Queens Boulevard

This plaza is a gathering place for members of the community to gather and visit with one another. Many times, you will see people on the benches speaking to neighbors on the other side of the triangle. Placing a station in the middle would be intrusive and is entirely unnecessary, as there is plenty of space at the top of 67th Drive to place a docking station.

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