Lots of construction trailers blocking the right of way on Davis Street leaving them there over night and they are big black trailers some people can’t even get out of their driveway
White pickup truck running, unoccupied parked over sidewalk and into street
Intersection of Weimer and Tapp needs to be mowed for visibility.
I understand that road maintenance and improvements are important and necessary, however, the amount of construction, road closures, and reduced traffic flows in Bloomington right now is out of hand. Our city is already seeing an increase in traffic demands as students return and it's going to get worse, however, full and partial road closures are increasing. This is a nightmare for people who live, work, and try to get their kids to school in this town but it reflects poorly on those new to Bloomington too. I can't hardly get my child to school, every time I try to find an alternative route, it's closed or down to one lane. Yesterday there was no sign even, just a person standing in the middle of 2nd and Walnut, without a stop sign or anything, which is obviously frustrating to drivers, but INCREDIBLY dangerous for that person. Grimes, Rogers, 2nd, Bloomfield, Kirkwood, Lincoln, Walnut-- there has to be better planning. Shutting down or reducing traffic on these key thorough fares from east to west and back, all in the same time period, has been terrible to deal with and it's dangerous. Please consider spreading work out in the future. I know it's not an easy job but I've lived here for 14 years and I've never seen it so bad as this. I don't want to go anywhere in town because it's a traffic disaster everywhere you turn and I know I'm in the majority. What does that do for our local businesses and university?
I beg you to stop all of the construction. My commute is 10 min to campus. It’s now 30 min because EVERY street, block, corner has construction going on. The traffic is getting unreal. The impacts of one construction sites traffic is impacting the others. No matter where you turn it’s construction traffic.
Work vehicles and heavy machinery was left parked right by my driveway making it unsafe to back out and possibly pull in. I almost ran into one of them backing out of my driveway this morning. They are parked directly behind where we pull out. I want them moved immediately please it is unsafe and dangerous and if I back into one with a vehicle, I’m going to be very very mad. They take up half the road. I wish I had a picture to give you, but I’m already gone from the house today.
The new painted lanes are incorrect for safe flow of traffic. My mailbox has already been hit and had to be replaced. It’s extremely difficult to get in and out driveway with new markings. The lane change used to be closer to 1813 and now it is right in front of my driveway.
When facing Hillside from Huntington (facing north), to the east, there is brush overgrowing the sidewalk making sidewalks passage difficult and keeping turning drivers from being able to see the westbound oncoming traffic on Hillside. Could someone please trim the brush so drivers can see to turn safely, and pedestrians are not obstructed? Thank you!!
What can the City do with people that used the turn lane on Bloomfield Rd as their owns special lane to go as fast as the can from Cory ln to the Stoplight for the TLRC. they will get in the middle turn lane and floor it. They also treat Allen st as their own race track with hills. Maybe stop sings at Tall oaks, Cory Ln.,and Beech tree. Pretty much blind intersections get on to Allen St
What can the City do with people that used the turn lane on Bloomfield Rd as their owns special lane to go as fast as the can from Cory ln to the Stoplight for the TLRC. they will get in the middle turn lane and floor it. They also treat Allen st as their own race track with hills. Maybe stop sings at Tall oaks, Cory Ln.,and Beech tree. Pretty much blind intersections get on to Allen St