Traffic volume is high during rush hour. Adding a second traffic light and making feeder roads one-way help, but those improvements beget other problems. One resident said, “pedestrians don’t have a chance (crossing 69 Street safely)”. These blocks should be studied as a group, not fixing it at spots. Tools would include realtime accident reporting … Read more
The Moynihan Train Hall (was Station) opened January 1, 2021. It took nearly two years to acknowledge complaints about no public seating?! The MTA is governed by a 21-member Board. All the members are nominated by the Governor!
A Richmond Hill resident was complaining how E-bikers don’t follow traffic signs, rules, nor wear safety gears. Democrat representatives in Albany and in City Council legalized them in 2020, and cut rules on police enforcement. Bikes and E-bikes should not treated the same. For one, bikes don’t catch fire and kill people in their sleep! … Read more
According to City’s NYC Health website, when there is a “Grade Pending”, follow up food inspection is done no more than seven months. If the City did not do its job timely, should the City be penalized?
Mandate dropped for private employers was never really enforced. What happens to those private sector employees fired by private employers after November 1, 2022? Proof of vaccination is still required for municipal workers, police officers, firefighters, teachers and PARENTS! We need a COVID Commission to explore all of City and State’s actions, timeline, and results.
The property is owned by the City of New York. It has been left vacant and unattended for decades. Good neighbors have kept it cleaned. City decided to lock it up this year. Now it is unsightly.
A senior who has voted nearly 50 times told me that she got a letter with her name suggesting that she “may not be registered to vote.” I explained it came from Voter Participation Center, not from New York City Board of Elections. She was thinking about sending it in. New York State Democratic Committee … Read more
Row of cars have parked unmoved for months along 124th Street north of Liberty Avenue. What is the City’s parking rule especially for non-vehicles? Should a rule be set that cars parked longer than a month could be towed?
Started in 2019, in MTA’s September 2022 report, new lines will not be finalized until next year.
