Although @NYC_DOT asked for "community feedback" via an online map (which no civic organizations were made aware of) the suggestion to site a bike dock on this wide plaza was rejected in favor of putting it in the street. pic.twitter.com/otJw9nJMrk
— Juniper Park Civic (@junipercivic) March 26, 2022
Saturday, March 26, 2022
The Department Of Transportation's Citibike spite rack policy is now verified
8 comments:
When the spitebikes come in, vote with your feet!
Living not far from the 63 Street proposed bike rack did people take into consideration it is along the LIE service road and the traffic daily on it getting to the BQE. Dangerous.
Also eliminating parking spots will just push those cars into the local streets which parking is an issue already.
Hoping to see the proposed bike rack for 65 Place.
Do car totalitarians ask for community input every time they park their big pieces of junk on the street? Do they ask for your input when they spew noxious poison in the air for you to breathe?
I guess not. Prove me wrong…
Where does it say that they are putting that bike rack on the street and not the plaza?
And why are the Juniper Park Trumpanzees so concerned with Frank Principe park in Maspeth?
More fake news from the Bob Holden supporters club.
Prove me wrong ...
Just a matter of time before some young speeding DWIer blaring trap music in his backfiring challenger takes out the whole rack.
@“ Just a matter of time before some young speeding DWIer blaring trap music in his backfiring challenger takes out the whole rack.”
Well they are already mowing down old ladies and kids all around the place. Time to close off more roads.
More proof that the intent of these bike racks is not to help cyclists, but to hurt motorists.
These bikers are causing more accidents than cars. Pull up those racks and encourage subway use. The more the subway gets used, the less the mentally ill violent homeless camp out there.
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