3/4/2022 11:40:06 Closed by Anonymous
City staff visited this intersection a number of times recently and observed the driver noncompliance you note - typically drivers on Rogers St. (southbound) slowing but not stopping. Unfortunately this condition is not unique in Bloomington and is common at all-way stops where one of the streets is lower volume. Fortunately the crash data for the intersection indicates that collisions are infrequent compared to what we see at many intersections. We don't think additional signs or a flashing light would be beneficial given the visibility of the existing stop signs. Typically what we see is that drivers know that the stop sign is there. Drawing more attention to the stop sign is unlikely to affect their behavior.
Sent notification to Anonymous, Anonymous
https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=178769
Closed by Hamid Matinkhah
City staff visited this intersection a number of times recently and observed the driver noncompliance you note - typically drivers on Rogers St. (southbound) slowing but not stopping. Unfortunately this condition is not unique in Bloomington and is common at all-way stops where one of the streets is lower volume. Fortunately the crash data for the intersection indicates that collisions are infrequent compared to what we see at many intersections.
We don't think additional signs or a flashing light would be beneficial given the visibility of the existing stop signs. Typically what we see is that drivers know that the stop sign is there. Drawing more attention to the stop sign is unlikely to affect their behavior.