2nd/Walnut - any chance of putting a sign on Walnut to let drivers know they DO NOT stop? It's turning into a 4-way stop and that backs traffic up on Walnut to 1st. I know it's only temporary, but some more signage there wouldn't hurt. I was almost hit by someone on 2nd who thought I should stop when I was heading north on Walnut. Thanks. Can't wait to see what street is like when it's done.
The 3 way stop at Allendale and Winslow needs improvement. We live in Sherwood Oaks, and for years we have watched people blow through the stop sign while traveling east on Winslow. I see this happen at least once per week. Given that I am at that intersection maybe 5-10 minutes per day, this would suggest that this stop sign is being run 10s if not a 100 times per week. I think this might be due to the fact that people just don't see the stop sign since it is off to the side (due to the turn lane). Could you consider putting a blinking light on top of the stop sign? I don't think there is a need for a blinking red in all directions, but if you could bring more attention to the stop sign it might help. Now that I have teenage drivers in the family I am even more concerned about this-we have warned them about this intersection, but I fear that a collision there is inevitable given the number of times folks run through it. Thank you-
At the corner of Lincoln and Dodds. The curbs installed in the middle of the road to slow down traffic: The middle curb has lost its marking pole. At night, a person can easily run into this middle curb.
Street Sign MISSING again - NW Corner of S Forrester St and David Dr
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PLEASE INSTALL A 4-WAY STOP SIGN AT THE INTERSECTION OF PETE ELLIS AND LONGVIEW. I live in Woodwind Terrace and hear cars screeching and near-accidents frequently. It is also a scary place to cross the street! And today there was a huge accident at that intersection. Please consider placing a 4-way stop sign for the safety of drivers AND pedestrians. Also, please fix the crosswalk light at the northwest corner of Pete Ellis and 3rd street. It is not working, so cars don't give pedestrians the right of way when turning right from Pete Ellis onto 3rd St. Thank you!
Hello, This message is to inform you that the traffic sign at the intersection of Sixth and Washington (facing east). The sign indicates that the traffic traveling on Washington does not stop. While this is true, the sign shows the traffic on Washington travels north; in fact, traffic on the street travels south. This mistake is misleading and might lead to an accident.
This is a suggestion for the intersection where Range Rd and Pete Ellis Drive intersect 10th street. I would like to suggest that a “no right on red” sign be put up for traffic traveling west bound on 10th street. If I am heading south on Range Rd and want to turn (left) west onto 10th street I am required to stop well in advance of the intersection because the radius allowed for cars turning onto Range Rd from 10th street (right) is affected by the concrete wall on the northeast corner of the intersection. If I have a green light on Range Rd and I am turning left onto 10th and a car turns right on red from west bound 10th street onto Range Rd I could possibly have a head-on collision. The reason I mention this is because I have nearly been hit head-on twice in the past month. I don’t think cars turning onto Range Rd think about how much room they need to clear the turn and therefore need to cut into the Range Rd left turn lane. Cars who are traveling on Range Rd and are making a left turn aren’t expecting a car to turn into them from 10th street.
I would like to suggest increased reckless driving enforcement for stopping to drop off and pick up passengers on 3rd St, and College ave, and anywhere else really. I have seen and been involved several close calls from unexpected non-signaled stops for passengers in non-commercial vehicles not at intersections or waysides.
The alley section behind our business and that of the Von Lee Building on E. Kirkwood is in need of paving. The patching done a few weeks ago has loosened and many potholes remain. Can the city please budget this section of the alley to be re-paved as it is now a common traffic thoroughfare and in disrepair? Also, there is a Piazza truck driver who parks his truck daily along a stretch of this alley while eating his 2-3 hour lunch. He is not conducting business while parked there each weekday. There is a "no parking" sign adjacent to where he parks. He claims there is no where else he can park and eat his lunch...As Spring weather comes, this alley gets much mixed use traffic, and his truck is a barrier to the flow of traffic. I spoke with him today and he admitted that he just parks there to eat - he is not delivering to the Von Lee building. Parking fees?