The bike lanes on N. Smith Road are often filled with road debris and yard waste. The west lane going uphill from 10th Street to Morningside is currently in bad, almost unusable shape. Additionally, there are often trash bins left in the lane for several days after the Wednesday trash pick up day.
Smith Rd between 3rd and 10th has a lot of debris in the south bound bike lane. Not sure if this is city or county area.
Glass in the bike lane on E. Longview Ave. near the corner of E. Longview and Pete Ellis Dr.
There is significant debris – sand and gravel – strewn across the bicycle lane in several places on North College Avenue. The debris has been there for MONTHS. The debris is very hazardous to bicyclists, especially because it is so thick and extensive. Bicyclists avoiding the debris or sliding on the debris could be struck and killed by motor vehicles – especially given that the City utterly fails to enforce the speed limit, which means that drivers have less time to react. The area with these piles of debris extends for almost the entire length of Miller Showers Park.
Can someone inspect the state of the footbridge along E Second Street, especially the part closest to Rose? The railing has started to sag. I just do not want it to collapse with someone on the bridge.
There are sudden piles of gravel in the bike lane and debris in the drains. This is very dangerous for bike users
The pavement in the northbound lane of Eagleson just south of the Eagleson/3rd Street intersection is slanted, bumpy, and uneven, and almost caused me to wreck my bicycle in front of oncoming traffic. Are there plans in the works to repair the sinking/uneven portion of the roadway? Thank you. (The pavement on Eagleson between Hunter and Atwater is also sinking, but I can avoid that by riding my bicycle in the left lane.)
Broken shards of glass are all over the bike path on South Henderson Street between Graham Place and Wylie Farm Road.
The walk sign at the southeast corner of College and Kirwood, in front of the cigar and luggage store, does not light up. The don’t wall sign lights but not the walk sign. Thank you.
I think it is now more than three years since there have been proper crosswalks for pedestrians crossing Third Street at the Jordan Avenue intersection. It is more than two years since the first time I wrote to inquire about it (March 2016). I was told then that it would be done in the summer of 2016. I wrote again in early 2017, and was told it would be done in the spring of 2017. A friend of mine wrote in the summer of 2017 and was told it would be done in the fall. What the heck is going on? After the recent work at Third and Woodscrest, new crosswalks appeared immediately. For it to take years at a corner where the pedestrian traffic is much higher seems truly unconscionable.