Neighborhood summary

Living on the Long Island Expressway in Queens, New York, presents a unique urban experience, with specific challenges and benefits reflected in the official city data. The street, with a grade of A (92.7), is one of the safer ones in the area, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, which is a significant advantage for residents.

However, the most prevalent issue on this street is the poor condition of the road itself, with 15 complaints regarding street conditions, specifically potholes, which totaled 14 reports. Residents and drivers alike have to navigate these potentially damaging and uncomfortable obstacles on a daily basis. Additionally, there have been reports of loud music from cars or trucks, with one complaint specifically mentioning this issue. This noise pollution can be disruptive, especially during quiet hours.

Parking, as is common in NYC, is another challenge. There have been complaints about illegal parking, blocked driveways, and commercial overnight parking. These issues can cause congestion and inconvenience for residents, particularly those with vehicles. There have also been complaints about blocked fire hydrants, which, besides being illegal, could pose a safety risk in case of a fire. Another unique issue is the presence of a lamppost that is missing, which could contribute to safety concerns at night.

Despite these challenges, the street has a relatively high grade compared to nearby streets, which have grades ranging from C to F. This suggests that while there are specific problems that need to be addressed, the overall quality of life on the Long Island Expressway is relatively better than on some of the surrounding streets.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 22 complaints) · 2.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 29 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Long Island Expressway

What residents are reporting

Crime on Long Island Expressway

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