This was sent to me by a member so I am posting for him.

Yet again (see http://nyc.mybikelane.com/post/index/4005) the Marriott in Brooklyn (Adams St) is actually encouraging cars to park in the bike lane.

Given the proximity to the various city buildings, you have to wonder why this is not only allowed, but seemingly encouraged?

This guy was reading the paper. Absolutely pathetic parking job.

Nearly hit me so he could get into this space. He also had plenty of space to park legally, but he seemed to have a chip on his shoulder.

No reason this lazy schmuck could not have parked legally.

NJ plated truck parked in the Clinton St lane.

Found this guy as I was heading home from the park. He was unloading. Thank god they put a bike lane in on 9th so he would have a place to park

Bike lane or turn lane ... same thing.

Parked on Clinton.

Not much to say as this is a pretty common site.

Always in the bike lane

Seriously, what is with these white vans? They even come from far away to put cyclists at risk.

This is first of many.

This van was just backing up, going forward, backing up, going forward ... in the bike lane. No idea why. Scary who can get a driver's license these days.

This van was just idling in the bike lane in the heights

This bike lane is a heavily trafficked lane by cyclists and is rarely ever empty of cars parked in it.

Seriously ... why so many of these damned vans everywhere?!

Would have been so easy for him to park legally. Lazy people.

Or they were just using the bike lane as a turning lane. Either way, rude and illegal.

Not sure why he needed to be there.

I can't quite make out the plates, but how many trucks could they have?

With a nice bonus of a truck parked in front.

This woman had a "Conserve Open Space" plate on her idling car parked in the bike lane. Yeah, she is a conservationist.

Ummm .. go back to PA

This guy decided it was easier to drive up the Class I bike lane on Tillary given much much less traffic on it.

Not much to say. Pretty common site here.

Just sitting here on his cell phone.

As I was heading down Smith St at a pretty good pace (keeping up with traffic at around 20mph+), a livery car driver decides that he can "make it" and pulls out from his stop sign directly in front of me. I t-bone his rear quarter panel and fly off the bike. What a morning.

Technically not a bike lane violation, but so what. I need to vent!

And to make matters worse, he passed me extra close and then right turned in front of me about 5 blocks ahead of this. Just a bad all around driver.

This thing was just plain ridiculous. A 6 wheeled stupid machine driving in the bike lane on grand street.

This on Grand Sat afternoon

On my way to the park for a lap after work, the Dean st bike lane was pretty abused.

No idea why they could not park in the empty spot next to them.

No driver in the car. Just left it here.

He left when he saw me taking his picture.

This guy was waiting outside a club idling his engine. Who knows how long he sat there polluting and blocking the bike lane.

This beast was idling in the bike lane in front of the livery from the former picture. Unlike the former, this person did not care that I was snapping their picture.

He did leave after he saw me taking his picture. I think my extra bright Cateye headlight blinking in his mirror also helped.

He was idling and just sitting there. He also had plenty of room to actually park legally.

Same guy same spot.

Not much else to say. I think the passing bus shows pretty well what the danger to cyclist is when people abuse the bike lane like this.

Cable truck parked in the bike lane on Clinton.

I am sure this guy is a serial bike lane parker.

Drives in from another state to block cyclists paths. All so he can grab a bite to eat.

The city really needs to do something to solve this problem. Allowing delivery trucks to drive up on to sidewalks is certainly not the best solution.

This woman was driving up the Class 1 bike lane on Tillary. She did actually apologize.

And directly under the no standing sign. This guy had veteran plates. When I passed by, it was a kid in his young 20's chatting on his bluetooth cell phone.

This stretch in Brooklyn Heights amazes me at how bad it constantly is w/ bike lane violations.

He was pulled over waiting for the light. Using the bike lane as a turn lane

This guy was camped out in the bike lane on Grand St

Not much else to say.