Yet another accident in front of my office again... I hold the city of Bloomington and the state of Indiana responsible for the idiotic and dangerous changing of the lanes from 4 to 2 with a crazy middle turn lane where cars come head on at each other trying to turn left. I urge you to remove the bike Lanes and remove the center turn lane and turn this back into four lanes. People are going to get killed.
The curb is broken. The pieces are in the front yard of the adjacent property. I think the volunteer raingarden might be a better use of the space than a new curb. Less than a year since the concrete sanding / beveling was done, one more sidewalk square needs it. As to the beveling itself---looks bad and won't weather into something better. Safer, yes.
This ADA ramp is ADA in name only. That asphalt patch just makes it worse.
The large sunken patch has asphalt edges that are starting to breakdown. The southbound edge is particularly bad now and the edge hits tires hard as it is crossed and speed limit. I drive this daily so I have noticed the decline. The whole big pay h needs final paving ASAP.
Our sidewalks were updated over the summer. However, the curbs were not repainted, so we have cars parked to the very edge of our driveways and in bus zones. I am terrified to pull out of my driveway every day, because it's impossible to see the road. And, just this afternoon, one of my students pulled out and got into a terrible accident. So please repaint the sidewalks to prevent more accidents.
Trashy shoes hanging off wires in front of Ted Jones Playhouse.
The walk signal never shows a “safe to cross” signal on the NW corner (by Bloomington Pt and Wallpaper). Also, the “safe to walk” Signal doesn’t work on the SW corner. This is very dangerous at this high speed level intersection.
Broken sidewalk. West side of S Park Ave just north of 2nd
There is a large rock, probably 3 foot by 3 foot in the roadway by the sidewalk. Could not roll it into the grass, too heavy
The school zone flashing lights did not appear to be flashing heading west (towards High Street) on 2nd street right before the school, despite children, crossing guards, and school busses present. (The lights were flashing heading east at the same time).