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Add Bike Share Capacity

07/02/2025 - 16:54

Queens Boulevard - 78 Ave - 78 Crescent

Next to the queens blvd bike lane would create a barrier as currently there isn't one protecting the middle lane cars and the bike lane. Along with a lot of business being here as well.

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07/02/2025 - 16:52

72 Ave - Austin St - Queens Boulevard

Austin St between 71st Ave and Ascan Ave is very popular. We will need a lot of docks.

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07/02/2025 - 16:52

Queens Boulevard - 75 Ave - 75 Ave

Next to the Queen's blvd bike lane would be a good option too as too many cars park on the bike lane

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07/02/2025 - 16:51

70 Rd - Austin St - Queens Boulevard

These three blocks on Austin Street, from 69th Rd to 71st Ave, are very, *very* busy with a lot of businesses. You will likely need to install many docks up and down Austin Street. Since the Q23 has left Austin Street, there is now some space (though I suspect not enough).

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Add Bike Share Capacity

07/02/2025 - 16:49

72 Ave - Queens Boulevard - 110 St

On this corner would be great for daylighting, and a lot of doctor offices/apartments are here so it would be useful for those who need to be here, decreasing traffic and double-parking

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07/02/2025 - 16:49

Queens Boulevard - 70 Rd - Queens Boulevard

Please refrain from putting CitiBike docks on ANY sidewalks, even this large one. Docks on sidewalks = bikes on sidewalk = more people complaining about bikes on sidewalks. Always put the docks on the curb; that way, bike users are encouraged to stay on the roadway.

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07/02/2025 - 16:48

63 Rd - 102 St - 102 St

A large bike lane where parking can be removed for an on-road bike station

Add Bike Share Capacity

07/02/2025 - 16:47

Queens Boulevard - 70 Rd - Queens Boulevard

There's a segment here, after the taxi stand, that's `No Standing Anytime`. This could be a line of CitiBike docks.

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Add Bike Share Capacity

07/02/2025 - 16:46

Junction Boulevard - 62 Drive - Queens Boulevard

Large sidewalk and can accommodate a large dock capacity, close to shops, offices and the subway entrance

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07/02/2025 - 16:44

97 St - Horace Harding Expressway - 62 Drive

Large sidewalk right next to the mall, can easily fit a large dock space for those looking to shop, add a large amount of spaces as it can definitely be filled up quickly

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