Walk light at 3rd & Franklin from north to south is not working properly. Walk light does not illuminate after pushing the button on north side of intersection. The "don't walk hand signal" is steady and never changes to the white "human" walk signal. The verbal cue "Please wait to cross" does engage. I cross the intersection every day and the walk light has not worked all week - June 5 thru June 8.
Stop sign here (South Renwick, heading east) is blocked from sight by the trees. Very hard to see until you are almost in the intersection with South Hawksmoore.
Timing of the College/Walnut & 45/46 traffic signal is off. Commuting home from work 9/17 traveling west at 5:15, traffic was backed up past Dunn St. Commuting to work 9/18 traveling east at 8:15, traffic was backed up past Kinser Pk. I sat through three red lights before making it through the intersection. This is not typical for the intersection and is not an efficient flow of traffic.
The traffic lights at 46 & College and 46 & Kinser Pike have gone out of synch with each other in the past 2 weeks, causing traffic back ups each morning.
The lights on 4th St and college/walnut are very out of sync. Once I can go west through walnut towards college, the light is already changing. I feel like this whole area had just recently become like this. 3rd Street is really bad to, going east.
left turn sig. from 4th st to college is not working
The traffic lights on 3rd street between college and grant seem to be off where they are not properly coordinating together. Every morning between 6:30-7:00 I have had difficulty because I will be at a red light with all lights ahead green. Then I get to the next red light and all lights ahead are green. So basically I have to stop and wait at each red light to get down 3rd street. This was not a problem before, mostly just in the past 1-2 weeks.
At the north west corner of W. 6th Street and N. Jackson Street the stop sign has been defaced with black paint and markings. It needs replaced with a new one.
On southbound High Street at Hillside, left turn traffice signal activated during every cycle, whether there is a car in left-turn lane or not. Sensors need to be checked, please, since traffic backs up needlessly.
Since the repaving on High St. the light favors traffic on High instead of the more travelled road of Hillside causing traffic to move less smoothly along Hillside.