This morning when I came through Bloomington, the traffic signals on College Ave from 6th to 3rd Streets were totally out of sync and I got stopped at a red light for a full cycle at each light.
Just a question regarding the signal at 10th and the Bypass, specifically when a train is passing, just south of the intersection: why is eastbound traffic not given a green light? It makes sense that southbound traffic at that intersection shouldn't get a green light until the train has passed, but I'm uncertain why traffic on 10th, heading straight east, is held up when there's a train. Thanks!
The pedestrian walk signal to cross 10th street at this intersection is not functional.
The 'do not walk' light on the southeast corner of 7th and Walnut is burned out.
Traffic lights are frozen
The light turning left from the bypass headed north to N Walnut needs to be longer and people continue to block the intersection causing MULTIPLE “close calls”
The turn signal on 17th to turn on to college lasts 10 seconds and is impossible for one let alone 2 cars to get through. Increases traffic along 17th street
On 8/27/2024 around 10:30am, the traffic light facing/releasing Bryan Ave onto 3rd St went through about 5 cycles without turning green. The person in the front of the line was forced to turn right on red to be able to leave. After they did that, the signal turned green in the next cycle.