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- Slán do anois, Shannon Pot!
- How de Blasio marketed affordable housing is a joke
- Water towers are kind of gross
- Toby pushing for kitchens at shelters
- Glass panel falls, kills worker on job site
- "Simple" rezoning sounds a bit strange
- Honoring an outstanding veteran
- Thank you for your service
- Owning a home in Queens is not cheap
- Just going to leave this right here...
- Push to use video as evidence for littering summonses
- Sidewalk repair reprieve
- BDB used Mets games to look like an everyman
- MTA to provide more Queens bus service later this ...
- Homeless not-for-profit's math doesn't add up
- Brooklyn neighborhoods try to hold ECB accountable
- City closing stretch of Rockaway beaches for safet...
- Coming soon to a streetscape near you?
- Sunnyside teardown almost $10M
- Parking meters hiked and BDB is fine with it
- City (still) trying to crack down on parking placa...
- Upstate senators support a denser New York City
- Huge Queens Blvd development is widely criticized
- Non-profit is building up Astoria property
- Locust Manor getting a Caliendo special
- Lots of dough thrown down the homeless hole
- City Council about to lower the boom on AirBnB
- Feds looking at Cuomo donors
- Woodside visa fraudster cuffed
- 129-ft tall hotel proposed for LIC
- Drunk driver crashes into house, reveals illegal c...
- South Ozone Park: all shelters, all the time
- Blissville rallies outside Gracie Mansion
- Stop work order violations will carry heavier pena...
- DOB verifies that Elmhurst death house was illegal...
- Does anyone at DHS have a clue?
- Bill aims to stop car dealership sidewalk parking
- Is the Shel game over?
- Elmhurst fire is an old familiar story
- Municipal vehicles causing havoc
- Bayside pimp pinched
- Who will be appointed to AG role?
- Why it's important to research history
- Building boom brings shoddy construction
- Developers causing low-rise grief
- World's quickest takedown?
- Is the Clear Curbs initiative helping or hurting?
- Your tax dollars at work, DHS edition
- LIC will get more hotels, like it or not
- Sandy's lesson not learned?
- Future of KGH site is up in the air
- Woodside to get 75-unit building
- Development plan for Sunnyside to be crafted this ...
- AirBnB has caused rental prices to skyrocket
- Katz finally working on Jamaica cleanup
- Watch out for cyclists! (They'll run right into you)
- Groups crawl out of the woodwork to support AirBnB
- Brooklyn CB is fighting back against illegal curb ...
- Illegal truck lot was very bad neighbor
- $20B transit signal upgrade is needed
- Brooklyn developer listens to community, is ok wit...
- Crazy big development coming to Astoria
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9 comments:
If vehicles (private, commercial, whatever) cannot park until a certain time, they will orbit (continue to drive around making traffic worse) until that time. Is that what DOT wants?
This is only going to encourage and enable carbon monoxide emitting idling and the killing of successful and essential small businesses. I wonder if this stretch would have got this initiative if their were more hipshit trendy bars and restaurants.
It's not working because the idea came from DiBozzo !!
The only thing that no one can EVER, EVER bring up in the discussion of the causes of traffic congestion is the impact of empty, dedicated, barrier surrounded bike lanes. EVERRRRRRRRR!
The problem is not parking, the problem is double parking. If DOT made these hours commercial parking only with strict enforcement on passenger vehicles and double parking, traffic would flow and businesses would be able to get their deliveries. As far as people shopping, there should be some metered spots added to the cross streets priced high enough to ensure turnover.
Where exactly is the bike lane causing the traffic problems on Roosevelt?!
NOTHING helps anything in an overdeveloped city!
>The only thing that no one can EVER, EVER bring up in the discussion of the causes of traffic congestion is the impact of empty, dedicated, barrier surrounded bike lanes.
Someone's had too much to think!
dump the uber & lyfts. Stop pretending that the traffic problem isn't an outrageous surplus of black tlc vehicles driving erratically because they need to use gps to get from downtown to uptown or vice versa.
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