Poor/horrible visibility at the intersection of 4th and Jackson streets. If you are traveling on Jackson and needing to turn on 4th or cross 4th - you have to pull 1/2 way into the road to see around parked cars. I've witnessed several near accidents. Recommending a 4 way stop at this intersection.
The raised pedestrian crossings on Allen are almost invisible when driving east. Often see traffic hitting them way too fast which could cause them to lose control. Suggest painting them a brighter color.
Wondering when Allen St will reopen between Walnut and Morton St. it has been closed and untouched for 2 years. From south side and Bryan Park it’s the nearest access road to my business, Hopscotch Coffee as well as Cardinal Spirits.
My toxic neighbor had issues with my family earlier, which he refused to negotiate with us on, which then required the police to step in. Since then, they've been having their friends drive by in illegal vehicles like offroad vehicles, dirt bikes, etc. without license plates on them. Some of the speeders do have license plates though. The speed limit is 35 mph, and they've been doing about 60 mph or higher on motorcycles. They speed by at 10-5am/blaring their music, and then come by several more times in an attempt to wake my family up during sleep. Is it possible for us to get some speedbumps put in, and maybe some decibel recording devices? The noise pollution from the airport is really bad at night, but their unmuffled vehicles are far worse. I know that I cannot put anything in like speed humps without your permission, and I also don't know if that will stop them from just blasting their music with ear plugs in either.
3773 E. Brighton Large bush at corner of Brighton and Fieldcrest. Blocks line of site when turning from Fieldcrest to Brighton. Makes it necessary to enter onto Brighton in order to turn.
At the intersection of Allen St and Strong Dr.,vehicles park along the curb up to and past the stop sign, making it dangerous to make a right turn. Is there a law that states a certain distance away from stop signs is required? Thank you for your time.
I was walking towards Winslow Sports Complex along Rock Creek Drive (heading west) when I saw a person drive his car on the multi-use path (between the houses) into the park. He turned right on the path and drove to the YMCA parking lot.
The stop sign at Holiday Dr. and Franklin Dr. is frequently parked too close to. If the curb were painted here or a similar deterrent I believe I could safely drive through Holiday drive towards Franklin with cars parked on both sides much more safely than currently.
Fairfield Dr. is a 1-way road, yet there are no signs on many access points to signify it as such. Traffic often goes the wrong way. This is one frequent occurrence location.
The stop signs along 7th got taken out over the summer and number of car accidents at the corner of 7th and Dunn has risen considerably. I get what you're going for with the straight shot through to campus, but I would appreciate if you'd reevaluate if it's worth it specifically at this one intersection. At first I thought people would get used to it and accidents would slow down, but this has not been the case. This spring the number of accidents has been RISING and there have been THREE ACCIDENTS in the last 48 hours. The sickening sound of crumping automobile plastic, going out to worry about injuries on the part of the involved parties, and having traffic stopped in front of my house on a weekly basis has made living here substantially worse. I think part of the problem is that this intersection REALLY looks like it should have a 4 way stop, and this can be seen by the frequency of drivers unnecessarily stopping on 7th, assuming they have a stop. Also, heading South on Dunn the turn is almost completely blind to the left and cars traveling quickly down 7th are given almost no chance to stop.