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Placing a docking station on the sidewalk on 69th next to the dealership would be great. It would cut down on the dealership using the sidewalk for parking and driving on the sidewalk. A docking station takes up much less space than the cars.
Placing a docking station on 62nd on the sidewalk is a great location. The front of the Capital One location on Queens Boulevard can be a busy location. But placing it on the side is much safer.
This park has limited access and is not suitable for a dock station inside the park. The park is used by PS 139 throughout the entire school day and the park is locked in the late evening. It would be best to be installed either on wetherole or booth near the fencing of the park and not inside the park.
This building will be coming down shortly. This will be developed into housing with commercial on the ground floor. Once the building is up, you could loop back for a potential new installation.
Great accessible location near the 67th Ave station
Placing a bike rack outside the current Rego Park library will be problematic as the DDC projects to have shovels in the ground by the end of 2025 to demolish and re-build a new Rego Park library.
Adding docking stations to the GCP service road would help us address the issue of tractor-trailers frequently parking illegally in this area.
This area/parking lot for Forest Hills High School will eventually become a construction site for the Forest Hills High School annex. Establishing a docking station near the parking lot would be problematic. Upon completion of the project, the location could be ideal.
Placement of bikes on the sidewalks in this area would not work as the sidewalks are tight and often littered with a ton of costco shopping carts. Also placing them on the street would obstruct shopper pick ups.
Be aware that Red Mango provides outdoor seating. Docking stations should not take away outdoor dining space.
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