Two very large pine trees block the view going into the curve on N. Orris Drive. There have almost been numerous accidents, because of the lack of sight from the overgrown trees into the street/curb.
Day lilies on the west make it difficult to see the street when travelling north bound at Hawthorne and Maxwell. Difficult to see oncoming traffic when trying to turn right or left.
I leave near the corner of South Grant Street and East Allen Street. When traveling south on Grant, there is a stop sign at Allen St where it is truly impossible to safely see if any traffic is coming from the West. The vegetation is so overgrown on this corner that it goes several meters beyond the stop sign. Since there is no stop sign for drivers traveling East or West on Allen, drivers on Grant Street have to inch out slowly halfway into the intersection until gaining any visibility around the vegetation. Please send somebody to remove the vegetation on this corner or I'll end up doing it myself. It's far too dangerous for a road where there are almost always cyclists which wouldn't be as easily seen or heard as a car.
Stop Ahead sign covered by foliage
When attempting to exit S Euclid onto W 2nd St. it is impossible to see traffic on W 2nd to turn onto W 2nd. There are flowers and weeds on both east and west sides that make this intersection unsafe.
Hi, Not exactly a line of sight issue, couldn't really find a related category. East Miller Drive is posted 'No Parking' from Walnut Street to Highland Avenue, but not the last section between Highland and Maxwell. I believe it used to be posted there also, but a few years ago the signs were removed during construction and never reinstalled. Can those signs be replaced or am I misremembering their existence?
At the corner of Woodburn and W.15th St. there is a house covered over with growth. It grows out so far plus there is a dead truck that never moves that you can't see around without pulling way out in the street. I've been almost hit multiple times. The growth is never cut back and the truck has set there for many many years without ever being moved.
Intersection of S.Rockport Rd and W. Countryside Ln. When sitting in a car at the stop sign on W. Countryside Ln, I can't see traffic traveling from south to north on Rockport Rd. Trees need to be trimmed.
Making left turn from Keri Marie Lane onto Azalea is difficult with overgrown bushes. Traffic from right on Azalea is coming from YMCA on a curve and on the left is a hill - so line of sight to the right is important to make a safe left turn
Very restricted line of sight at the intersection of W. Countryside Lane and Rockport Road.