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General comment: it is VERY hard for those without cars to get from this neighborhood to any local hospital. Getting to NYU Brooklyn is an hour between walking and the train or bus, and any route to Coney Island Hospital is two buses. In your bus redesign, a direct route to hospitals should be prioritized.
Echoing others’ calls for express service.
The B82s that start at Stillwell and not the depot can be unreliable. The MTA app will say they’re coming, but they either don’t or there are massive delays. This is especially true off peak and weekends.
Seconding the comment about people endlessly double-parking in front of the B82 stop between 28th Ave and Bay 49th. The bus can’t see us waiting and it’s very dangerous to get on and off.
More frequent and reliable X28/X38 service. It is a critical transit route for us especially during off peak hours, for doctors and other reasons. Yet it can be unreliable and buses don’t show up, and we’re left stranded and late for appointments.
All of the streets near the on and off ramps of the Belt should have delays so that pedestrians can begin crossing before cars can turn. Cars turning the moment the light turns endangers pedestrians and the cars are all going very fast over there.
Instead of letting passengers off at Mermaid Avenue the Stillwell Avenue drop off is safer at the terminal Also The terminal should be clean and brighter lights brighter paint and proper benches right now it Stinks where the 74 68 82 and 64 ends Please Please Please clean
Add speed bumps on Neptune avenue westbound between west 5th and west eight streets.
This Brighton Beach playground is in an abysmal state. The baby swings and ground are in desperate need of repair, the sprinklers in the summer are barely functioning, the infrastructure of this playground has not been updated in at least 3 decades. I love what the parks department did to the SeaBreeze playground, why can't this park also be overhauled? I think it's about time for some major renovations to this playground for all to enjoy.
On both Subway stops (Brighton 5th and Brighton 7th) there are no elevators. In a neighborhood with an overwhelming elderly population we should have been prioritized for new elevator construction but instead the focus has been further up on the B and Q lines. We desperately need elevators in Brighton Beach to get our aging residents up to the platform. An escalator simply is not enough since it only takes you to where you swipe in, our residents then have to maneuver up a giant flight of stairs, making accessibility nearly impossible for those with disabilities, how is this in any way ADA compliant???
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