Giant trucks causing chaos on narrow streets of Brooklyn Heights
September 19, 2024
Besides waking neighbors with the “banging and beeping” truck lift, the truck also blocks school buses, ambulances and other vehicles.
Giant trucks causing chaos on narrow streets of Brooklyn Heights
September 19, 2024
Besides waking neighbors with the “banging and beeping” truck lift, the truck also blocks school buses, ambulances and other vehicles.
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