Accessibility and safety issue at intersection of Williamsburg drive and the access roads to Best Buy and Barnes and Noble. There should be a stop sign for both Northbound and Southbound vehicles on Williamsburg to make it safe to cross.
Foliage blocking view of traffic
Someone has painted over the yellow curb on College Avenue (just north of the railroad bridge) with gray paint, allowing cars to park on the street in this area. It looks suspicious - can can you please check to see if this was done by the City or if it was just somebody trying to create an illegal parking area for themselves?
On the west side of Park Square Drive the weeds have got extremely tall. It is a real issue trying to pull out of Highland Park school is a very dangerous situation as you can’t see traffic coming from the North. Weeds are almost as tall as street signs also posing as a traffic hazard.
Orange barrels on Winslow. These barrels are restricting traffic. Been there a week. NO WORK. This is ridiculous.
At the intersection with S Fairview St and Patterson the lines on EB Patterson line up incorrectly with the yellow line for the left turn lane into Catalent. This causes EB traffic to go through the intersection and cross over the yellow into the left turn lane. This causes cars moving into the turn lane to swerve back out into the through lane or stay in the through lane waiting for cars to move back into their lane.
The intersection of ST45 and Range/Pete Ellis Drive is crazy. Turn lanes are for right turns not left turns. The added traffic from the hospital has only made it worst.
Street sign at 2nd and Henderson has been missing for at least the past several months.
When you are heading north on Rogers and approaching 1st Street, the stop sign is getting tough to see due to the trees along that stretch.
Hi! I’m writing to request improvements to 2nd street westbound between Rogers and I-69. I drive this route at various times of day and the congestion is excessive, with stop-and-go traffic being the norm. I am not a city-planner, but a main cause of this seems to be (from a driver’s perspective) the number of traffic lights in the area. What steps can the city do to improve this issue? Thank you, Dane Miles