Traffic and pedestrian safety

In order to load in to loading docks, arena employees stopped traffic including a public bus for minutes.   There appeared to be a back-up in the loading docks and no space for the truck to pull in.  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca57sxgi4YY&list=UU80z_6IGgNNMwtGZRmf02lQ
 
I believe the date of this incident report is correct, but unfortunately in this particular case I cannot confirm it.
 
 

Barclays parks cars on public sidewalk November 19th.
Photo attached.

A truck related to one of the businesses on Dean Street was forced to back half a block down Dean Street into the Vanderbilt AVenue intersection.  Ultimately it backed into the south bound lanes of Vanderbilt.  
 

The north sidewalk on Pacific Street east of 6th Avenue is still closed while construction work continues on the LIRR rail yard.  The original 2006 plan was for it to have been completed before the arena opened.  It seems to me the reopening is again delayed relative to the schedule promised more recently, but I will have to check.

2014-12-01 AY construction workers park on Carlton bridge blocking bike lane causing more traffic congestion & increase chances of cycliests being injured.

https://twitter.com/lvgaldieri/status/535993251124477952 Ongoing problem. Limos standing on St Marks Ave. this one parked IN the crosswalk at Flatbush /St Marks last night. We had assurances from the Barclays a Center and the police that this would not be allowed.

Today, Greenland Forest City Partners announced changes to the street network around block 1129, bounded by Carlton Avenue, Dean Street, Vanderbilt Avenue and Pacific Street. The changes relate to the installation of a construction fence in preparation for construction of buildings at 535 Carlton Avenue and 550 Vanderbilt Avenue.

A construction sign announcing the street closure for the installation of the arena roof crane was left on Dean Street between 4th and 5th beyond the period the closure took place. The closure announced on the sign took place over the weekend from 10/10 to 10/12. The photo is taken Thursday evening, the 16th.

The sign was left in a parking space. I believe the installation of the construction signs is left to the contractor/developer.

Trucks were lined up in no standing zones along 6th Avenue following the Def Jam concert. Another was tucked into Pacific Street. Photos are attached.

The trucks on 6th were facing Atlantic Terrace. The truck in front of the hydrant did have a driver inside.

Photos are attached.

The narrowed traffic lane and the bicycle lane on Dean Street near the arena and B2 construction was blocked to facilitate VIP cars at the end of the Def Jam concert. It was an organized effort. A woman with a clipboard was stopping the cars in the traffic and and helping the VIPS load. She told me the cars were for the artists. Near the end of the video that follows you can also see people with promotional signs standing across the street from the arena. They told me they worked for Def Jam. They were right next to a house.