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Comments (18)

Bike Lane Requested

Bike Lane Requested

03/12/2016 - 21:02

5 Ave - 21 St - 22 St

There needs to be a protected bike lane. I see more and more bikers in this neighborhood, including kids, and there is no safe route in any direction currently. The 5th Avenue Bike Lanes are a death trap. Buses + double parked delivery trucks every block + speeding = extremely dangerous. I feel much safer riding on 6th Avenue without a bike lane at all under the current conditions. But once you hit 24th Street, you have to take your pick of dangerous busy industrial/commercial roads.

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Speeding

Speeding

02/04/2016 - 18:39

3 Ave - 33 St - 34 St

Speeding is rampant and dangerous on this entire segment of 3rd Avenue.

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Inadequate Lighting

Inadequate Lighting

02/04/2016 - 18:37

34 St - 3 Ave - 4 Ave

The elevated structure and poor condition of curbs, walkways, and lighting beneath creates unsafe conditions for pedestrians and deters potential pedestrian traffic.

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Bike Lane Requested

Bike Lane Requested

12/13/2015 - 13:06

1 Ave - 55 St - 56 St

Lots of room for protected 2-way bike path on west side

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No Nearby Bike Route

No Nearby Bike Route

12/13/2015 - 13:05

56 St - 8 Ave - 9 Ave

There are no east-west bike routes in Sunset Park. They are badly needed.

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Bike Lane Requested

Bike Lane Requested

12/13/2015 - 13:02

Ft Hamilton Parkway - 56 St - 57 St

Take out useless painted median and there is lots of room for a protected bike path

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Confusing Bike Route Connection

Confusing Bike Route Connection

11/17/2015 - 19:31

66 St - Leif Ericson Park Greenway - 6 Ave

I dont even know if i should call this area a bike connection but there should be better signage and safer road access for cyclists to reach the waterfront.

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Uncomfortable for Novice Cyclists

Uncomfortable for Novice Cyclists

11/17/2015 - 19:29

5 Ave - 54 St - 55 St

The bike lane is faded and needs restriping on 5th ave.

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Deliveries in Bike Lane

Deliveries in Bike Lane

11/17/2015 - 19:27

5 Ave - 50 St - 51 St

There are always motorists, vans, etc double parked in the bike lane along the 5th ave. cyclists have to veer into traffic to get around them.

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Bike Lane Requested

Bike Lane Requested

11/17/2015 - 19:25

4 Ave - 45 St - 46 St

4th ave is a major street that is dangerous. Please add a protected bike lane leading from downtown through Park slope, sunset park and south to bay ridge.

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