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Please continue the bike lane to connect with the bike lane at 80th Rd. This is part of the Brooklyn-Queens Greenway.
Please continue the bike lane to connect with the bike lane at 80th Rd. This is part of the Brooklyn-Queens Greenway.
This is an awkward spot to end the bike route since some people will want to turn down union going in either direction and the traffic pattern here is nightmarish. Would love to see some sort of plan to connect this main route to Metropolitan (maybe via Ascan) and Union Tpke towards St Johns.
Please continue the protected bike lane for the duration of the redesign.
Perhaps this slip lane could be removed to ensure less conflicts for pedestrians and cyclists using the new pedestrian/cycle path?
This looks like it could be a complicated place to add a bike path, but please, PLEASE ensure protection for cyclists and pedestrians through the union turnpike intersection of Queens Blvd. Also, as the lane ends here, there should be additional bike routes laid out to side streets directing cyclists to safe routes to continue their trips from here.
The traffic signal phasing should be adjusted here. Seems like motor vehicles are constantly block the box heading sounthbound on Yellowstone Blvd across Queens Blvd and end up blocking the crosswalks and bicycle path here.
With the taxi stand being here, I think it would be great to include extra protections for cyclists on this stretch of the protected bike path to ensure that motor vehicles don't enter the bike path while trying to get around taxis picking up/dropping off passengers. Perhaps concrete barriers or kwik curb at the least here to keep cyclists/pedestrians safe.
Looking forward to having the protected bike path extended east on Queens Blvd to Union Turnpike!
Cars turn aggressively onto 72nd Rd from Queens Blvd. Traffic calming seems necessary here.
Please make this crossing safe. Cars turn aggressvively onto 71st Avenue from Queens Blvd, and there's a ton of kids/strollers here owning to the nearby library branch. Also, the time for pedestrians to cross is too brief.
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