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- Happy Halloween from Queens Crap!
- Bill introduced to increase units set aside for ho...
- Yankee Stadium parking lot boondoggle keeps growing
- A disservice to parents, teachers and children
- Inside Queens strip clubs
- Variance granted for property that city messed up
- Solar panel owner rooked out of rebate
- Loan program to help homeowners
- What's causing Queens Village pipes to fail?
- Another large building coming to Queens Blvd
- College Point threatened with homeless shelter
- Fresh Meadows landlords slapped with lawsuit by AG
- Skelos gets 4 years
- SBJSA is not the bill activists thought it was
- The wheel no one wanted
- Weigh in on new park for Nowhere's Land
- Brooklyn neighborhood under siege
- This is what democracy looks like
- BQX is not the plan favored by many
- Maspeth bioswales are a site to make eyes sore
- Was the Nassau Coliseum deal a play-to-pay transac...
- Amazon coming to Queens
- Cluster apartments cannot be rented by homeless
- Say “NO” to the Mayor’s neighborhood jail proposal
- Targeting Long Island's gang problem
- One community's zoning victory
- Teenage inmates were safer at Rikers
- Bus shelters being inspected after collapse
- Hotel oversaturation about to hit its peak
- Joe Crowley trying to get back in the game
- Latest shelter news from Glendale, Ozone Park, Mas...
- Rally against Belmont proposal today
- 168-unit building to replace Astoria warehouse
- More affordable housing but less affordability
- Lawsuit filed over rowdy group home
- Northern Blvd rework coming
- Link NYC kiosks causing problems
- Not a very good neighbor
- Homeless woman is sick of De Blasio's BS
- Jackson Heights taxi graveyard is an eyesore
- Avella is all in
- Frank Padavan has passed away
- Controversial McDonald's closes
- DeBlasio unfairly seizing properties
- Meetings happening about soccer team
- State: Columbus statue is historic
- Cellar murder story’s twist
- Where the most selfish dog owners live
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- DeBlasio's kicking the can down the road on homele...
- Jails, jails, everywhere!
- Auburndale cellar becomes murder site
- Coliseum Gym gone but they left their crap behind
- Foreclosure looms for Acropolis Gardens
- Strange College Point shooting
- Environmentalists are concerned about LGA plan
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9 comments:
It is horrible driving on Northern Blvd from Main Street to Douglaston Parkway.
Something has to be done to protect people from all the sick drivers that are speeding and running red lights/stop signs.
Another Vision Zero farce. How the hell can the city's DOT keep adding all of these safety improvement projects without neglecting regular maintenance of all other DOT tasks? They are going to have to hire an army of workers to keep up at this rate.
The roads themselves haven't gotten more dangerous, it's the assholes who "drive" on them. A driver will just as soon kill a pedestrian as turn on the ignition. Vision Zero? How about zero disregard for driving rules. You see aggressive, reckless, texting/driving every single day. No legislation nor road adjustments will resolve. Just a camera on over corner to catch the bastards in their violations.
If people didn't jaywalk all day long they wouldn't get hit. But for some reason we never blame the pedestrians for the dumb shit they do all day long.
This is just an excuse to take one of the traffic lanes away and make it a protected bike lane no one will use, and take more parking away. The war on cars marches on in NYC under the guise of "pedestrian safety".
What are they talking about "Blvd Of Death" at least you can easily cross Northern
Queens blvd is 10X worse.
This is a bullshit Trojan to put in more money making speed and red light cameras.
BTW the new red light cameras get you if your not a certain distance from the intersection, 50 feet I think? . They are placing sensors in the roadways
This street is ugly and needs trees. That is why it is dangerous .
Right on Juile B !
Let's be sure to spend billions more on another 5,000 miles of strip malls on Northern Blvd filled with, pawn shops, tatoo parlors, nail salons and pet grooming businesses. What were those Greeks and Romans thinking?
>Just a camera on over corner to catch the bastards in their violations.
That's exactly what we need, endless government surveillance, and endless tickets. That'll save New York!
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