Intersection needs a dedicated walk period as well as a dedicated right-turn lane with signal. Cars attempting to turn right at 55th Ave are met with large waves of pedestrians preventing them from making the turn, often times leading to blocking the intersection.
The implementation of the bike lane at this merge has caused extensive traffic issues and creates a dangerous condition for vehicles merging into the local lanes from the express lanes attempting to make a right turn onto 55th Ave.
This area really needs something to protect the pedestrians. The cars fly through on QB to get onto this 495 ramp and they have no care to any pedestrians crossing. Pedestrians need to feel safe crossing here!
Most of the cars are racing to get onto the 495 highway therefore lots of cars switch between multiple lanes to get onto the right hand side. It's dangerous. Please put markings to not allow drivers to merge at a certain time in point within the blvd.
The small island in this picture does not have an accessible ramp for a stroller to safely get onto when crossing QB. I usually have to stand in the middle of the street while waiting for the light to change. There needs to be a clear walk way in this area. It's a busy route between Queens center mall and the Costco mall area. PLEASE HELP ME GET MY STROLLER SAFELY ONTO THE CURB.
It's impossible to cross this street in the time allotted, especially with a baby stroller. One of the longest crosswalks across QB. It's diagonal and not straight across like other streets.
As a pedestrian 2 days a week, a motorist once a week and a cyclist 3 days a week, I believe that there should be a bike lane, however, first get rid of the parking lanes because double parking is a major issue and don't confine drivers to a small space to drive in. Give more priority to pedestrians in terms of signal timing.
Drivers turning right from qb onto Woodhaven don't yield to peds crossing Woodhaven
Few good bike parking options at Queens Center. Lots of room at this plaza, though.
Need a protected bike lane here. Busy traffic is scary!
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