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Pedestrian

10/01/2024 - 22:18

West 16 St - Neptune Ave - Mermaid Ave

Food bazaar is my local supermarket. There are 2 ways I can get there, wait for the B82 which is one of the worst buses Coney Island has in my opinion or walk slowly and carefully with my children. Cars are double parked and/or blocking the cross way. There's also a corner that's under construction and you have to jay walk. I've made a 311 report on it before. Very dangerous, I have to walk on the street with my stroller and children.

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Curbside Parking Issue

10/01/2024 - 22:17

Neptune Ave - West 15 St - West 16 St

As displayed in the street view image, Legal street parking spot occupied by tire shop jacks by day, tires left on street by night. For sale items blocking Sidewalk and spanning 6+ feet into the street.

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Curbside Parking Issue

10/01/2024 - 22:10

Neptune Ave - West 15 St - West 16 St

Derelict body shop vehicles parked for weeks/ months. Vehicles with fake plates, Expired out of state plates or plates not registered to the vehicle.

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Curbside Parking Issue

10/01/2024 - 22:07

West 16 St - Hart Pl - Neptune Ave

Parking on Sidewalk, Derelict body shop vehicles parked for weeks/ months. Vehicles with fake plates, Expired out of state plates or plates not registered to the vehicle. Check google maps you see the same thing year after year on previous and updated google maps street views.

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Pedestrian

10/01/2024 - 22:04

Neptune Ave - Sheepshead Bay Rd - West 12 St

Crossing the street on Neptune & Sheepshead bay road is always stressing and nerve wrecking. We really need a stop sign or street light. It is very dangerous crossing, some cars speed so fast when entering. It's an accident waiting to happen.

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Public Transit

07/09/2024 - 23:15

West 21 St - Surf Ave - Brooklyn

The bus needs to be replaced. It was supposed to be a temporary situation. One stop at west 17th and the other at west 23rd

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Public Transit

06/22/2024 - 16:17

Boardwalk West - West 10 St - West 12 St

It takes too long to get to our beach on the public transportation options ... we need better service on the subway, additional Express routes

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Bike

06/22/2024 - 16:15

Boardwalk West - West 10 St - West 12 St

When will we be able to get here by Citibike?

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Driving

06/14/2024 - 23:18

Cropsey Ave - Neptune Ave - Hart Pl

Horrible Corner !! Sometimes takes 20 plus minutes or more to get through this area! Dangerous congested & the double/triple parked cars is a bit ridiculous due to that it ends up turning into one lane with a hundred people squeezing in which is absolute chaos

Accessibility

06/14/2024 - 00:55

West 12 St - Surf Ave - Neptune Ave

NYPD cops always park their cars ON THE SIDEWALK across from Taco Bell completely blocking it. Regular pedestrians can barely fit through between cars and the wall, but people in wheelchairs, with strollers or shopping cars must walk in the road because they won't fit through. Additionally, the sidewalk, especially directly under the train overpass, is completely destroyed from NYPD's cars constantly driving and parking there.

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