Neighborhood summary

Living on 78 Drive in Queens, New York, is a testament to the city's diversity and resilience, with a high grade of 92.1 reflecting a generally well-maintained and safe environment. However, some specific challenges color the day-to-day life of its residents.

The street's condition is a common concern, with potholes and broken curbs causing inconvenience and potential safety hazards for pedestrians. The sidewalks, too, are often cited as being in disrepair, with defective pedestrian ramps and sidewalk violations making navigation difficult for those with mobility impairments. Residents also frequently report blocked driveways, which can lead to parking challenges and tension among neighbors. Despite these issues, the street's tree-lined median adds a touch of greenery and charm, though fallen branches and dead/dying trees can pose occasional hazards.

One unique challenge on 78 Drive is the frequency of construction-related issues, with blocked driveways and sites endangering workers being top complaints. Residents often have to contend with noise, dust, and temporary disruptions to their daily routines. Additionally, the street's water system has been reported to be in need of repair, with instances of dirty water affecting the quality of life.

Surroundingly, 78 Avenue and Park Lane, just a stone's throw away, present stark contrasts to 78 Drive, with both streets receiving failing grades. However, nearby playgrounds like Judge Moses Weinstein Playground and Vleigh Place Playground offer green spaces and recreational opportunities, contributing to the overall livability of the area. Despite these nearby challenges and specific issues, 78 Drive maintains a strong sense of community, boasting a crime-free record, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 24 complaints) · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 15 total

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Crime on 78 Drive

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