While driving home the last two nights (after midnight, I noticed the lights at the intersection of N. College and the 46 Bypass were on their regular daytime timing pattern and not set to change on demand. Has that been changed (hope not) or is it broken?
Lights have been updated with sensors but the light from Curry Pike to 46 is green for much too long now. This causes a long backup in the turn lane from 46 W onto Curry Pike.
Lights have been updated with sensors but the light from Curry Pike to 46 is green for much too long now. This causes a long backup in the turn lane from 46 W onto Curry Pike.
Light at W 3rd and North exit 37 is out
All Traffic lights out at intersection of 37 North exist and 3rd street.
Traffic light outage. Westbound and eastbound 3rd St. Intersection for on-ramp for HWY 37z
Lights is blinking only red
Lights out st 3rd and Rogers
This isn't about a traffic LIGHT, but street SIGN at 1st and Ballantine is askew. Has been this way for months and months.
I tried to call 812.349.3400 but got no answer. Thus, I used this form. I just wanted to report a possible glitch that may be happening in the traffic light at Covenanter and S. College Mall Rd. When I approached the light, traveling east on Covenanter, the light was flashing red. I assumed all lights were flashing red and treated it as a 4 way stop. A car on the other side approached the intersection as well. They also stopped. At the time no cars were coming down College Mall. They turned left (south) onto College Mall. I turned left (north) onto College Mall. Just after I turned vehicles were coming up behind me on College Mall, heading north without stopping at the intersection. I looked in my rearview mirror and the light for those on College Mall was green. This is a very dangerous situation as those of us on Covenanter had red flashing lights versus solid red lights. I turned up the road and returned to Covenanter to view the light cycle a few minutes later. The glitch appeared to go away and the traffic light seemed to be functioning properly again. However, it may be worth assessing to prevent possible collisions in the future.