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It is long past time that Coney Island have an express train into the city. Especially now with all the residential buildings that have been constructed adding thousands of additional residents. It shouldn't take people an hour to an hour and a half to get to midtown.
This is another difficult intersection for pedestrians to cross. There is no light and drivers rush trying to turn onto the Belt Parkway.
There are only a few pathways for a person to walk from Coney Island to another neighborhood, and all of them are dangerous including this one on Shore Road by the entrance to the Belt Parkway. A high volume of traffic comes at pedestrians from every direction, and one has to be careful crossing here. I believe there was also a pedestrian who was killed here by a car.
There are only a few pathways for a person to walk from Coney Island to another neighborhood, and all of them are dangerous including this one on Cropsey Avenue by the bridge over the. Belt Parkway. There is a Yield sign but the cars come off the Belt Parkway at a high speed and often don't yield. This is a particularly dangerous place to try to cross especially at night. I can't imagine how a older person would be able to do it.
W.12th Street by Surf Avenue under the elevated train is a disgrace. The street has been broken up for years, and the street is blocked by private cars. This is one of the main entrance ways to the Coney Island amusement area and beach, and it is terrible we can't even have a paved street people can walk through.
Driving here daily is a dangerous nightmare as there are double and triple parked cars in all of the auto shops making it scary for pedestrians to cross. Also cars exiting the gas station dangerously try to find their way in to traffic and cut cars off. There's also a great deal of traffic when students are being dropped off and picked up from JHS 239
This added traffic light is a terrible idea, stop sign was more than enough. Now there’s always traffic on Shore Parkway and it backs up to Shell Rd.
More parking space is needed in this area. One lane was removed for no reason which created more traffic, at least utilize this lane to benefit people, create parking spots.
The traffic and driving on Cropsey / Neptune at 17th Street is atrocious. You have several car repair shops, car washes and gas stations that make it impossible for a smooth turn. It's dangerous, to say the least, even for pedestrians to cross. Making the turn from Neptune to Cropsey is horrible. Again car repair company impacts turning by having cars in the street 2-3 lanes deep so that turning becomes a 1 lane turn. As a matter of fact, car shops have their cars to be repaired taking up space all over 17th and Cropsey & Neptune.
The new traffic light at this intersection is causing more traffic than when it was just a stop sign. Cars are waiting to turn from West Avenue while there are no cars driving east on Shore Parkway. Then as soon as cars start driving up Shore Parkway, their light turns red and now they ended up waiting. The timing could use an improvement.
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