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I am not sure why the city is putting in bike lanes when the vast majority of LOCAL RESIDENTS - DO NOT WANT THEM! Please listen to the people who live here and want safe streets and parking for their cars.
I am not sure why the city is putting in bike lanes when the vast majority of LOCAL RESIDENTS - DO NOT WANT THEM! Please listen to the people who live here and want safe streets and parking for their cars.
Please add safety treatments at the slip lane. Cars often speed up really fast to get on the main section of Qns Blvd; as if it were some sort of race track.
Please add a protected bicycle lane here on Queens Boulevard. I ride down Ascan and turn onto Queens Blvd routinely to get to work. Its amazing how the roads to from peaceful to chaotic. A bike lane will help organize traffic and make it safer.
Please add a protected bike lane here. There are many bicyclists and it should be safer to ride.
Cars and trucks often double-park here. This makes it extremely unsafe for cyclists. Please install a protected bike lane so we don't have to worry about this. I live here and frequently ride my bike down Queens Blvd both commuting and shopping.
This is an extremely dangerous intersection and needs protected bike lanes traveling through to serve the courthouse, borough hall, and points east. It would also be very helpful if the bike lane connected with bike lanes at Forest Park and Park Drive East. The bike lane can't just end here.
Protected bicycle lanes are strongly needed at the intersection with Yellowstone both on Queens Blvd; and from Queens Blvd on Jewell to Flushing Meadows Park. I live here and ride my bicycle frequently here. The roads are very dangerous.
This is a very dangerous and stressful intersection for cyclists, but it's necessary to go through here to access all kinds of destinations. So many people ride here at a given time and need a safer street. Protected bike lanes with protected turns are desperately needed!
I know this is way out of scope, but if we had tolls on the 59th St bridge (and the other East River bridges), we'd have fewer cars using Queens Blvd, and so many more options to improve life along it.
Cars run past the red light after it changes all the time.
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