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Re: Summary and Video of November 2015 SBS meeting in Woodhaven |
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Posted by BrooklynBus on Wed Jan 27 11:36:10 2016, in response to Re: Summary and Video of November 2015 SBS meeting in Woodhaven, posted by R30A on Tue Jan 26 19:58:38 2016. How do you know how bad it is when you don't travel on the roa?. When I used it daily, during rush hours there was a traffic meltdown about twice a week. I am sure now it is much worse.And the point is there are no parallel roads for cars to use other than residential streets hitch require you to turn off every few blocks because none of them are through streets. The alternatives mies away are just as bad or worse than Woodhaven. You are essentially leaving people with no alternative. Also the left turn restrictions makes it much more difficult to leave the roadway to seek an alternative. And buses will constantly get stuck in their own lane because SBS and express buses will not be able to easily pas the locals which will stop every block. As I said , the onus to fight summonses that shoud not have been received shoud not be on the motorist. Wrong. The assumptions I am making is that the shelter areas will not be timely cleared in both instances just like it took the city three days to clear the streets of snow in Woodhaven. The difference is when they are not clear in the medians, riders will have to wait in the bus lane for the bus since there is no sidewalk for them to stand on that may have been cleared by a homeowner or store. My arguments are totally asked on reality. Your arguments make inaccurate assumptions and are therefore incorrect. |
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