The light on Neptune Ave and W19 Street is unnecessary. It was recently installed when West bound traffic on Neptune was allowed to make a left turn on W19 Street. Shortly after intersection traffic light was installed, let turn from Neptune Ave to W19 street was CLOSED by dividers and double yellow line. Light was left there. Block between Cropsey and W19 is short and the right lane is always blocked by double parked cars. 5-7 cars can go through at the time which is holding the traffic on Cropsey Ave for cars that need to turn right and Neptune Ave cars to go straight. There are no pedestrians crossing Neptune Ave at W19&Neptune intersection whatsoever. If someone needs to cross the street it can be done at W20 or Cropsey Ave which are just 100 feet away.

Cars are double and triple parked 8AM to 8PM every day. Nobody is enforcing "No Standing Anytime" signs posted. Two right lanes are blocked preventing normal traffic flow. During peak hours south bound traffic on Cropsey Ave backed up for 2 blocks because of that.

Cars are double parked on Neptune Ave between Cropsey Ave and W20 Street blocking right lance and causing delays all the time. Other cars should go into the left lane or upcoming traffic to pass that area.

Fire Hydrant in front of 3100 Cropsey Ave is blocked all the time by cars parked right next to it and in front of it. Safety and fire hazard.

Fire Hydrant on the corner of Neptune Ave at Cropsey Ave is blocked all the time by cars parked right next to it or in front of it.

Neptune Ave west bound between Cropsey Ave and W19 Street. 1711 Neptune Ave. Cars are double parked all the time blocking "Bike Lane" and Right lane. Bikes should shift into the car lane for the next 2 blocks from Cropsey to W20. This is a safety issue. Cars making a right turn from Cropsey Ave to Neptune Ave should be able to turn into 2 lanes but because of a double parked cars should merge into 1 lance which is blocked sometimes as well by tow trucks effectively blocking all traffic and causing delay all the way to Cropsey & Hart Pl or Belt Parkway.

Body shops 3088 Cropsey Ave, 3100 Cropsey Ave, and 3118 Cropsey Ave park and DOUBLE park cars under NO STANDING ANYTIME sign. Those cars (including salvage) block right lane or 2 right lanes all the time under no standing anytime sign which is a safety hazard. All south bound cars on Cropsey Ave have to move to the 3rd & 4th lane. There were number of car accidents because of that as well as it causes a traffic delay during rush hours. Also Fire Hydrant in front of 3100 Cropsey Ave blocked by parked cars 24/7. This is a fire hazard.

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to bring to your attention a pressing issue regarding the rampant double and triple parking of cars on the eastbound lanes of Neptune Avenue around and by Mark Twain JH. As a concerned resident of this community, I have noticed an alarming increase in the number of vehicles parking illegally, obstructing the flow of traffic and causing significant inconvenience to both residents and commuters. The presence of double and triple parked cars on Neptune Avenue Frow West 28th Street to West 23rd Street poses several hazards and inconveniences that need to be addressed urgently. Firstly, the obstruction of traffic flow on this busy road often leads to congestion, forcing vehicles to swerve into adjacent lanes, endangering the safety of both motorists and pedestrians. Moreover, emergency response vehicles may face unnecessary delays in reaching their destinations, potentially compromising public safety. Additionally, the illegal parking situation has a detrimental impact on the overall quality of life in our neighborhood. Commuters and residents are frequently delayed and frustrated due to the bottlenecks caused by the double and triple parked vehicles. This situation not only affects their daily routines but also creates unnecessary stress and impairs the efficiency of local businesses. In light of these concerns, I would like to request that the council take immediate action to address the issue of double and triple parking on Neptune Avenue. Here are a few suggestions that may help alleviate the problem: 1. Increase Enforcement: Strengthen traffic enforcement efforts in the area, particularly during peak traffic hours, to deter illegal parking practices. This could involve deploying more parking enforcement officers or installing surveillance cameras to identify and penalize offenders. 2. Public Awareness Campaign: Launch a comprehensive public awareness campaign to educate drivers about the consequences and risks associated with double and triple parking. This could include distributing informational leaflets, installing road signs, and utilizing local media platforms to promote responsible parking habits. 3. Review Parking Infrastructure: Assess the adequacy of existing parking facilities in the vicinity of Neptune Avenue. If necessary, consider increasing the number of parking spaces or implementing innovative parking solutions to reduce the demand for illegal double and triple parking. 4. Collaboration with Local Authorities: Engage with the local police department and collaborate on enforcement efforts. Joint operations and coordinated actions between traffic officers and council personnel can significantly improve the effectiveness of addressing the problem. By taking swift action to address the issue of double and triple parked cars on Neptune Avenue, we can enhance traffic safety, reduce congestion, and improve the overall quality of life for residents and commuters in our community. I kindly request that you prioritize this matter and keep me informed of any actions or initiatives undertaken to resolve this issue.

Parking was reverse in angled parking for a period of time and should return to this as it was effective and created more parking on neptune avenue. A lot of shops disobey the parallel parking and back vehicles in to park. It works, it is effective and makes sense.