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3rd Avenue Corridor Safety Study

Community portal for feedback to inform NYC DOT's corridor safety Study on 3rd Ave in Brooklyn under the BQE.

This page hosts information on upcoming events associated with the 3rd Avenue Corridor Safety Study. Stay tuned for updates!

3rd Ave., 62 St. to Prospect Ave. Virtual Public Workshop

NYC DOT will host a virtual workshop focused on 3 Ave. from 62 St. to Prospect Ave. to identify safety concerns and gather feedback for safety improvements along the corridor. Register in advance at the link provided.

Event Location:

https://bit.ly/3rd-Ave-7-20

Event Date:

Thu, 07/20/2023 - 06:30 PM to Thu, 07/20/2023 - 08:30 PM

3rd Ave., 62nd St. to Prospect Ave. Public Workshop #2

NYC DOT will host two in-person workshops focused on 3rd Ave. from 62nd St. to Prospect Ave. to identify safety concerns and gather initial feedback for safety improvements along the corridor.

April 27th Location:
P.S. 503, 330 59th St., Brooklyn

Contact: Emily Riquelme Beaufort at 646.892.1350 or eriquelmebeaufort@dot.nyc.gov.
To request accessibility accommodations please contact Emily by Thursday, April 13th.

Event Location:

P.S. 503, 330 59th St., Brooklyn

Event Date:

Thu, 04/27/2023 - 06:30 PM to Thu, 04/27/2023 - 08:30 PM

3rd Ave., 62nd St. to Prospect Ave. Public Workshop #1

NYC DOT will host an in-person workshops focused on 3rd Ave. from 62nd St. to Prospect Ave. to identify safety concerns and gather initial feedback for safety improvements along the corridor.

April 18th Location:
P.S. 024, 427 38th St., Brooklyn

Contact:
Emily Riquelme Beaufort at 646.892.1350 oreriquelmebeaufort@dot.nyc.gov.To request accessibility accommodations please contact Emily by Thursday, April 13th.

Event Location:

P.S. 024, 427 38th St., Brooklyn

Event Date:

Tue, 04/18/2023 - 06:30 PM to Tue, 04/18/2023 - 08:30 PM

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