closed #214541
Biking & Walking
507 S Lincoln ST
- Case Date:
- 9/28/2026
Gravel and asphalt in bike lane between south of 2nd street to 3rd street
Gravel and asphalt in bike lane between south of 2nd street to 3rd street
The cross walk at the b-line extension and Switchyard Park crossing Walnut is wickedly dangerous. Miscommunication between drivers and pedestrians (and cyclists) is too easy, and someone could be easily killed. I’ve almost been hit by cars there on three separate occasions when I had a go light and cars raced through the intersection anyways. In fact, the signs entice cars through a red light signal if they don’t see crossers. I’m happy to report the specific dangers if asked, but I wanted to log the complaint before and not after someone was killed. In all my years, I’ve never seen such poor and dangerous planning in the name of safety. Please convert the crossing to something more conventional so cars know what to do.
Transients are sleeping on the tables in the park shelter at Butler Park. This is illegal and should be stopped.
There are transients laying on the B Line trail between 8th and 7th street in Bloomington. This is illegal and should be taken care of.
Pedestrian crosswalks on newly paved S High St remain unmarked in this high traffic/high pedestrian school zone. Unacceptable.
This intersection is a safety issue. Theres a high volume of students crossing and traffic. The road is busy enough and the intersection is challenging. Please consider an overpass for pedestrians to safely cross Dunn!
Vehicle is blocking bike lane this morning. Off street parking was available a few feet away.
At the southeast corner of Lincoln and Third, in the crosswalk across Third, there's what looks like a recent asphalt patch with a hole that seems to pose a tripping hazard. It looks like the asphalt sunk in or subsided after it was applied.
Request to add a "DO NOT STOP ON TRACKS" sign to the crosswalk of Pete Ellis and the Polly Grimshaw Trail. Cars constantly stop on the tracks when yielding to pedestrians rather than stopping before or after.
Dear Whom It may concern, I realized that there are several kids (middle schoolers) are driving crazy with e-motorbike on the streets and park trails. These motor-bike's speeds are definitely over 30 mph, and I am sure that these kids doesn't have licenses. They don't show any respect on the traffic rule. Once I see that one kid drove this motorbike in the school zone (Childs elementary school) around 4 pm. They are not just racing but do some stunt in front of all kids. I see that they are racing there as a group sometimes on the park trails. I reported this several times to 911, but nothing changes. Please do some actions before somebody dies or serious hurt. Taehee Hwang