Phase IV - Feedback Map (2017 - 2018)

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Aggressive Drivers
Aggressive Drivers
 11/01/2017 - 10:09
Union Turnpike - Kew Gardens Rd - Queens Boulevard

Dangerous intersection. Please add traffic calming, improved signage. All cars have stop signs, but frequently speed through the intersection to get to the highway. The bike turn is also confusing. Q10 double-long buses (parking/double-parking/turning) adds to the chaos.

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Dangerous Merge
Dangerous Merge
 10/30/2017 - 20:18
Queens Boulevard - Connector - 76 Rd

Bike Lanes on the Queens Blvd between Woodside and Forest Hills are an extreme danger to cyclists and drivers. Do you need someone to get killed before you remove this horrible mistake?

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Inadequate Lighting
Inadequate Lighting
 10/30/2017 - 15:58
Queens Boulevard - 76 Rd - 76 Drive

Bike lanes are horrible. All they do is please the few while the many go without parking. Don't bring your environmental, elitist, lame brain ideas to my community. The people who live here should have a say in what goes on. NO BIKE LANES

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Lane Marking Problems
Lane Marking Problems
 10/30/2017 - 15:31
Queens Boulevard - 73 Ave - 75 Ave

Taking away our parking is the same as increasing our taxes. Safe Streets does not mean bike lanes, there are other traffic mitigation devices that can be used. Don't put bike lanes in to please the few elite environmentalists. Listen to the vast majority of people who live here and don't want bike lanes.

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Other
Other
 10/30/2017 - 10:23
Queens Boulevard - 76 Rd - 76 Drive

Bike lanes are a horrible idea. They are a complete disaster in Rego Park and now they want to put them in Forest Hills? This is a huge mistake. They cause congestion and chaos. No to bike lanes, yes to more parking.

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Other
Other
 10/30/2017 - 10:15
Queens Boulevard - 71 Rd - Connector

People who live in Forest Hills demand safe streets, not congestion. Rego Park bike lanes are horrible, they cause traffic tie-ups and accidents. This plan is a failure and should not be extended to Forest Hills. Don't perpetuate a failed idea - do not put bike lanes in our community.

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Long Wait to Cross
Long Wait to Cross
 10/30/2017 - 10:13
Connector - Queens Boulevard - Queens Boulevard

Bicycle lanes in Rego Park are a complete disaster. Everyone is up in arms. Now they want to put them in Forest Hills. They must be insane. Listen to our community - we need more parking not bike lanes.

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Jaywalking
Jaywalking
 10/30/2017 - 10:12
Queens Boulevard - 72 Ave - 72 Rd

Having a bike lane in our community is a license for chaos and congestion. It is a regressive tax forcing local residents into expensive garages, just to satisfy the few people who will utilize them. NO TO BICYCLES LANES!!

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Other
Other
 10/30/2017 - 10:10
Queens Boulevard - 72 Ave - 72 Rd

I need on-street parking for my car, as I am disabled and cannot afford a garage. The people who want bike lanes are selfish, horrible people who only think about their own environmentalist agenda. We can have safe and greener streets, BUT WITHOUT BIKE LANES.

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Not Enough Time to Cross
Not Enough Time to Cross
 10/30/2017 - 10:08
Queens Boulevard - 72 Rd - 72 Drive

Those advocating for bike lanes live outside our community and want to dictate to us on how we live. The city ought to listen to locals who want safe streets without bike lanes. Don't believe the hype - folks do not want bike lanes.

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