Phase IV - Feedback Map (2017 - 2018)

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Long Wait to Cross
Long Wait to Cross
 10/26/2017 - 16:34
Queens Boulevard - Connector - 76 Rd

Please don't put bike lanes on Queens Boulevard. I need parking and cannot afford a garage. I come home late at night from work and I am afraid to use the subway so late. Please listen to the people of our neighborhood, and do not install bicycle lanes.

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Other
 10/26/2017 - 16:32
Queens Boulevard - 76 Ave - 76 Rd

Bike lanes are such a bad idea. Everyone I know who lives in Rego Park is so angry over their installation. The City must listen to the people who live in the community not to the environmentalists who don't embody our values. BIKE LANES ARE DISGUSTING

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 10/26/2017 - 16:30
76 Ave - Austin St - Queens Boulevard

Cannot believe the City is considering bike lanes on Queens Boulevard. Such a horrible idea. Making our streets safer is a noble goal, but bike lanes are not the way to do it. They are destructive to our quality of life, take away critical parking, and are cause of accidents and chaos. BIKE LANES ARE A BAD IDEA!

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 10/26/2017 - 16:28
Queens Boulevard - Connector - 76 Rd

Bike Lanes are used by the few environmentalists who mainly live outside our neighborhood. Talk to our senior citizens, disabled, and just plain working class women and men who must MUST MUST DRIVE everyday. Those are the folks who need to be listened to. NO TO BIKE LANES!

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 10/26/2017 - 16:26
Queens Boulevard - 76 Rd - 76 Drive

Installing bike lanes on Queens Blvd. doesn't make sense at all. Taking away parking forces more congestion, makes hard working taxpayers to pay for garage spots, and destroys our quality of life. Bike lanes are a horrible destructive idea.

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 10/26/2017 - 09:43
Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard - 70 Rd

Bike Lanes create chaos in our streets with more congestion. Fix our streets, but not with bike lanes. The loss of hundreds of parking spots hurts everyone. Have a heart no bike lanes. Listen to people who live here for once.

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Poor Visibility
Poor Visibility
 10/26/2017 - 09:38
Queens Boulevard - 71 Ave - 71 Rd

The vast majority of community residents and business owners in Forest Hills DO NOT WANT BIKE LANES! They are for the elitist few whose values don't jive with the values of folks who live here. Working women and men, senior citizens, disabled individuals need their parking. SAFE STREETS YES - BIKE LANES NO!

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Confusing Bike Route Connection
Confusing Bike Route Connection
 10/25/2017 - 23:09
Queens Boulevard - Queens Boulevard - 71 Ave

The area shown has the taxi stand, plus the merger from the other lane of Queens Blvd. Adding a bike lane here will be dangerous for the bikers as well as the drivers. There are always a long line of taxi cabs at this location.

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Failure to Yield
Failure to Yield
 10/25/2017 - 17:22
Queens Boulevard - 71 Rd - Connector

I don't believe that bicycle lanes help anything. We lose parking, and it creates more traffic. I hope the City listens to us this time and does not destroy our community with bike Lanes. No Bike Lanes

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 10/25/2017 - 17:17
Queens Boulevard - Connector - 72 Ave

Bike Lanes utilized by the few while local residents and businesses suffer with hundreds yes hundreds of parking spots taken away. Want to make the streets safer - that's great!! Do it without bike lanes. They are not our values. BIKE LANES NEVER!!!

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