The signage on the streets for the motorists that intersect with the BLine as well as the signage for the pedestrians and cyclists on the BLine aren’t consistent. I worry that an accident will occur. Cyclists, pedestrians don’t know if drivers will stop. Some do, some don’t. Attached is one photo. The rules/expectations seem to be different for each intersection. Thank you!
The signage on the streets for the motorists that intersect with the BLine as well as the signage for the pedestrians and cyclists on the BLine aren’t consistent. I worry that an accident will occur. Cyclists, pedestrians don’t know if drivers will stop. Some do, some don’t. Attached is one photo. The rules/expectations seem to be different for each intersection. Thank you!
There is a lot of gravel/sand in the bike lane on the west side of Miller Showers Park (for southbound bicycles). It's been there for at least six weeks. There are two spots in particular with a large amount of debris that is not safe to ride a road bicycle through.
Dangerously uneven sidewalk. Difficult to navigate for wheelchair users
This is a repeat of ureport #204475... Regarding the bridge over the train tracks where Rogers becomes Madison, between 11th and 13th street. The bike lane was painted again today, and again it was painted incorrectly. The technicians have not been following the engineered design, and as a result the merge zone has gone missing. This is important to let cyclists and drivers both know that the bike lane ends. It's also important to provide a suggestion for where the merge should occur -- it is much safer to merge at low speed and high visibility at the top of the hill than at high speed and low visibility just past the crest. Thanks!
Sidewalk completely covered in gravel. Hazardous for pedestrians, especially the elderly.
As a pedestrian commuter on the B-Libe, I experience daily near misses with the electronic motorcycles that are going over 30mph, screaming "get the fuck out of my way" and popping wheelies while nearly hitting me, manual cyclists, pedestrians, children, and people in wheelchairs and assisted mobility devices. Picture above is from this morning as the children began to pop a wheelie while standing on the bike seat. I am aware of many such complaints. You need to do something before someone is seriously injured or killed as has happened in other cities.
Road closed sign blocking the bike lane
Hello, The section of Washington between E. 3rd and E. 2nd was repaved some time ago. Originally, a bike lane was painted on this section of road. You can still faintly see where the original lane was and there are still biking symbols on the pavement indicating a bike lane. However, when the road was resurfaced, the final lines were not repainted. I bike on this stretch of road 2-3 times a day for my commute to work and for recreational cycling. I often see cars who drive as if there is no lane and block the entire road/ have no idea that bikes have a dedicated lane. Are there planes to come through and repaint the bike lane here? Thank you.
Road close traffic signs/barrier blocking the bike lane abruptly in a high speed road. Almost got hit by a car when I had to go around the signs left there by construction crew.