Citizen says that at about 8:40 this morning (Tues 9/30), a white City trash truck (did not get #) made a 3-point turn in the middle of the street about 30 feet from the intersection of Walnut & Grimes. They went over a double yellow line and backed up traffic "creating a very hazardous situation."
Caller said that on Wednesday, 4/23/97 a City recycling truck (Plate No. 34774) was going 50mph turning from South Walnut onto Miller Drive.
Concerned re: number of accidents on the S-curve on Weimer Rd since detour began. Would like to see warning sign posted. JA will forward hard copy of email.
There's a 3 way stop at this intersection. The cars coming off Runkle way toward S Welmir can't see clearly toward the oncoming cars off of 3rd street (the cars that don't stop) because of the bushes planted on the little divider. Almost got hit the other day creeping out so I could see!
Traveling west on Maxwell, at intersection, this vegetation hides any car traveling north on Woodlawn.
Traveling west on Maxwell, at intersection, this vegetation hides any car traveling north on Woodlawn.
The stop light going north and south is ridiculously short. We need more time to let all the cars through. Sometimes the light goes three times before we can go through it.
People regularly speed on this road. It is unsafe.
Please finish traffic line striping and stop bars before winter. Thanks.
I live off of Smith Rd and travel the road multiple times a day. I am almost in an accident every time I’m at this intersection. Vehicles that are crossing Smith Rd are constantly going around vehicles trying to turn from Smith Rd onto 3rd St, as if there is a turn lane. I have spent an entire green light attempting to turn onto 3rd St, unable to do so because of this issue. Traffic is frequently backed up. If you do not pull into the intersection while trying to turn onto 3rd St, vehicles crossing Smith Rd display angry gestures and honking because they cannot cross while you are unable to turn. Turn lanes and turn arrows need to be implemented here.