Hired mechanics and car detailing staff working on cars in the driveway and on the side street. There were 3 trucks delivered for repair this week and parked in front of this house. Major car repair shop business going on for years and remains untouched by the city.
I think it would be nice for the football motorcades to remember the speed limit on College through town is 25mph. They travel nearly double that.
This car was driving super dangerously and illegally. They were stopped at the red light next to us, and just decided they did want to wait anymore and blasted through the light and nearly hit the car ahead. They kept swerving in between lanes, revving and tailing cars like two feet behind them. I’d keep an eye out for them.
Gray RAV 4/SUV parked on Eastside Drive right up to Maxwell Lane on west side of the road. The car is blocking visibility and turning safety.
Bushes, weeds and other foliage make it very dangerous to turn on to Woodyard from Loesch
The amount of pedestrian traffic on Eagleson and crossing 17th is extreme. Eagleson needs speed bumps immediately. There is absolutely no reason to have cars flying down that road when so many students have to walk and cross here. Additionally, there are a number of students that must cross 17th to get to the other Greek row and they take their life in their hands every single day. There needs to be a light and a minimum of a flashing pedestrian crossing stop sign on 17th.
Many students cross 3rd st to catch the bus from summerhouse. Either by third street apartments or Mr hibachi. The road is hilly enough that visibility is not ideal and traffic is increasing in this area plus cars go fast to and from brown county. It would be ideal to have a cross walk and signage in this area.
Large number of humans cross SR 45 from the bus stop near the Post Office to Fountain Park everyday, no crosswalks anywhere near even at the corner!
A few months back I brought to your attention there were missing "no parking" post/signs in the 300/400 block of E 19th St. You acknowledged this and after a month or so you put in Two 10ft poles and put two 4 inch by 4 inch "no parking" signs on the poles that are facing the wrong direction. So basically, you installed two giant poles, and with two miniature signs that are facing the wrong direction, and cars are still parking along the 300/400 blk of E 19th St. on a regular basis. The parking employee does a great job of ticketing the violators, however the cars stayed parked there for hours causing traffic congestion.
concerning on the amount of drivers that don't realize the one way changes to a two-way. I live on the corner of eastside/atwater and I have seen numerous close calls.