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Aggressive Drivers

Aggressive Drivers

10/15/2017 - 08:23

Queens Boulevard - 71 Ave - 71 Rd

Drivers constantly want to turn, turn, turn, but there are pedestrians and cyclists, and the drivers behind the first cars never know, so start honking. Very bad flow here. Dangerous for all non-vehicles

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Good Bike Connection

Good Bike Connection

10/14/2017 - 21:00

Jewel Ave - Yellowstone Boulevard - 108 St

Connect the Queens Boulevard bike lane with the one currently on Jewel Ave and direct cyclists heading to Northeastern Queens to take this route. Taking Union Turnpike instead is a bad idea for cyclists with all of the highway entrance/exit ramps.

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Difficult Turn/Crossing

Difficult Turn/Crossing

10/14/2017 - 20:54

Queens Boulevard - Union Turnpike - Queens Boulevard

Separate the service road from the main road here so that cyclists turning from Kew Gardens Road can position themselves at a safe place here. Also, cyclists should not be funneled to such a dangerous intersection after riding on such a safe route. There should be a dedicated bike interval so that cyclists can safely navigate this intersection.

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Speeding

Speeding

10/14/2017 - 07:12

Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard - 70 Ave

A lot of aggressive drivers here. Vehicles block the right lane when trying to make a right onto Jewel Ave, so drivers going straight on Queens Blvd Service Road drive fast and aggressively into the path of cyclists. Even MTA buses are guilty of this.

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Aggressive Drivers

Aggressive Drivers

10/14/2017 - 07:12

Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard - 70 Ave

A lot of aggressive drivers here. Vehicles block the right lane when trying to make a right onto Jewel Ave, so drivers going straight on Queens Blvd Service Road drive fast and aggressively into the path of cyclists. Even MTA buses are guilty of this.

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Aggressive Drivers

Aggressive Drivers

10/14/2017 - 07:11

Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard - 70 Ave

A lot of aggressive drivers here. Vehicles block the right lane when trying to make a right onto Jewel Ave, so drivers going straight on Queens Blvd Service Road drive fast and aggressively into the path of cyclists. Even MTA buses are guilty of this.

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Aggressive Drivers

Aggressive Drivers

10/14/2017 - 07:10

Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard - 70 Ave

A lot of aggressive drivers here. Vehicles block the right lane when trying to make a right onto Jewel Ave, so drivers going straight on Queens Blvd Service Road drive fast and aggressively into the path of cyclists. Even MTA buses are guilty of this.

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Aggressive Drivers

Aggressive Drivers

10/14/2017 - 07:10

Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard - 70 Ave

A lot of aggressive drivers here. Vehicles block the right lane when trying to make a right onto Jewel Ave, so drivers going straight on Queens Blvd Service Road drive fast and aggressively into the path of cyclists. Even MTA buses are guilty of this.

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Aggressive Drivers

Aggressive Drivers

10/14/2017 - 07:10

Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard - 70 Ave

A lot of aggressive drivers here. Vehicles block the right lane when trying to make a right onto Jewel Ave, so drivers going straight on Queens Blvd Service Road drive fast and aggressively into the path of cyclists. Even MTA buses are guilty of this.

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Poor Visibility

Poor Visibility

10/14/2017 - 07:08

Queens Boulevard - Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

Please highlight the curb extension here with bright paint. It is potentially dangerous for cyclists.

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