Two more curbs in good condition are being fully replaced with no additional safety upgrades or substantive changes at all.

We need curb extensions and when we’re already tearing up the sidewalk there’s no better time. What is the point of this project if it’s going to be the exact same?

Two curbs in good condition are being fully replaced with no additional safety upgrades or substantive changes at all.

We need curb extensions and when we’re already tearing up the sidewalk there’s no better time.

We need curb extensions to protect pedestrian right of way from the police who don’t seem to think traffic law exists.

New curbs done without any extensions are a waste of money and an ongoing hazard for pedestrians. This is at ps5, an elementary school at pickup time.

Multiple blocked crosswalks at school pickup time for an elementary school, PS5, where the vast majority walk.

All of these curbs were redone within the last 2 years but none with curb extensions. The kids need protection from the minority of parents who drive for drop off/pickup.

Curb extensions to prevent this and keep pedestrians safe.

Curb extensions should be a requirement for all rebuilt corners. We know better. Pedestrians deserve better than this

We need curb extensions everywhere. Pedestrian safety is such a second thought and the vehicle traffic so completely lawless that even the cops block crosswalks.

Ask that mom pushing a stroller if she would’ve like to have used the ramp and crosswalk instead of going out into the street.

Need curb extensions to protect pedestrians. Traffic is completely lawless, please provide concrete extensions.

This crosswalk is treated like a loading zone by delivery and rideshare drivers alike. Newark Ave has some of the heaviest foot traffic in the city.

Add concrete curb extensions for our safety.

Curb extensions for pedestrian safety. The crosswalks at 2nd and coles are treated like loading zones and are regularly blocked. This is a commercial intersection with heavy foot traffic, pedestrians deserve to be safe.

Without physical barriers, this crosswalk is treated like a parking spot for dominoes. We need actual protector for pedestrians.

We need curb extensions and loading zones. Without them trucks just treat the crosswalks as the losing zones. It’s incredibly unsafe for pedestrians.

Need actual loading zones so trucks don’t park in traffic and on sidewalks. Narrow Monmouth to one lane (it’s one lane everywhere else anyway) and make room for a loading zone. This would also narrow the standard crossing distance for pedestrians and reduce speeds.