Top 10 NotSpots: Don't go above 34 St, avoid the mayor's station, and you'll be fine

Manhattan’s Top 10 NotSpots

WEEK 5 RANK	NEIGHBORHOOD	STATION	NOTSPOT HOURS THIS YEAR	NOTSPOT HOURS THIS WEEK
1	Midtown North	W 49 St & 5 Ave	152	75
2	Midtown North	W 37 St & 5 Ave	130	45
3	Civic Center	Centre St & Chambers St	118	48
4	Tudor City	E 43 St & 2 Ave	117	59
5	Midtown North	E 53 St & Madison Ave	115	53
6	Hells Kitchen	W 54 St & 9 Ave	106	39
7	Midtown East	E 55 St & Lexington Ave	95	25
8	Midtown North	W 44 St & 5 Ave	87	NEW
9	Hells Kitchen	W 52 St & 9 Ave	84	8.25
10	Midtown North	E 56 St & Madison Ave	77	NEW

The top three stations did some place swapping  from Week 4.  52  St & 9 Ave showed improvement, dropping from 3rd place. 
If you pull the Civic Center out of the mix, the bikeless problem stays above 34 St. We say live in Chelsea, work Downtown, play in the Villages and have a nice life.

Brooklyn’s Top 10 NotSpots

WEEK 5 RANK	NEIGHBORHOOD	STATION	NOTSPOT HOURS THIS YEAR	NOTSPOT HOURS THIS WEEK
1	Williamsburg	S 3 St & Bedford Ave	215	39
2	Downtown	Clinton St & Tillary St	200	0
3	Clinton Hill	DeKalb Ave & Vanderbilt Ave	167	52
4	Clinton Hill	Washington Ave & Greene Ave	121	0
5	Vinegar Hill	Front St & Gold St	121	NEW
6	Downtown	Cadman Plaza E & Tillary St	105	0
7	Bedford-Stuyvesant	Lexington Ave & Classon Ave	104	0
8	Fort Greene	DeKalb Ave & S Portland Ave	100	23
9	Brooklyn Heights	Columbia Heights & Cranberry St	98	3
10	Fort Greene	Myrtle Ave & St Edwards St	92	0

What’s remarkable here are the goose eggs after both Tillary St. stations. Now Williamsburg, where the nine stations are generally well behaved, hosts the city’s most notorious NotSpot. The unfortunate S 3 & St & Bedford station didn’t serve or accept a bike for 39 hours during and after the slushie.