Streets PLUS

Brand new delineators run over by truck No regard for pedestrians or city property

This truck just ran into and damaged the delineator Water leaking on the street

Delineator covers removed from 4 delineators, laying on the ground blocking corners and bike lane. People are also filling them with trash.please remove or place back on delineators. Thanks

First, wanted to say thank you - as a resident of Bergen Hill for more than a decade - for the traffic calming measures on Monticello. I know it’s been years in the works for the infrastructure team and we really appreciate everything the city has done. However, while the delineators installed on Monticello and corner of side streets (Brinkerhoff, Emory, Astor, etc) have helped slow traffic, they are knocked down daily. I know there are permanent solutions coming later this year, and wanted to ask about the rain garden/storm water curb bump outs over on West Side and Fulton and whether those might be a better permanent solution. Can we get a request in for these as a permanent solution as infrastructure plans the work for the fall?
Thank you again infrastructure team!

What is the point when vehicles can just flatten them. Waste of money by the city. Install either permanent Ballard or flowerpots. Highly traffic area near multiple schools.

Grand and Marin needs to have delineators installed as cars are driving on bike lane to make right turn from Grand onto marin blvd
cars also parking here making it unsafe for people crossing and bikes. North east corner of Grand and Marin. thanks

The first "tuff curb" delineator on the E/b Newark Ave protected bike lane was dislodged at some point. It's parked on the sidewalk, but should be reinstalled, please!

the crosswalk markings have been erased. cars turn here with no regard for pedestrians. please re-paint!

There should be some barrier or bollards on the left side of the garage entrance of 120 York Street. When trucks park there, there is no visibility for cars coming out of the garage. It’s only a matter of time before accidents happen.

I’ve reported this issue several times already, but each time it’s just marked as a “duplicate” and closed without any actual resolution. That’s not fixing the problem — the danger is still there.

At night, especially when it’s raining, you can’t see the lane lines at all. Drivers can’t tell where one lane ends and another begins, which makes it extremely dangerous. There needs to be cones or permanent lane dividers glued to the roadway to clearly separate lanes and guide drivers safely through that stretch.

Please stop marking this complaint as a duplicate and provide an actual update on:

1. What is being done about the issue,

2. The current repair or improvement status, and

3. When the city plans to install proper lane separation or reflective markings.

This is a serious visibility hazard that could easily cause an accident. Please treat it as an urgent matter and fix it properly

Can we get better signs showing that these lanes shift? Cars (especially NYC TLC drivers) don't know that the lanes shift.

People in the left lane frequently travel straight into the right lane and had multiple close calls.