This is a light which depends on a sensor, not timed. The sensor on High street (I believe the north side) seems to be permanently activated. This has adversely affected traffic.
Tree obscuring stop sign
I was facing East on Indiana 45 and turning left (North) onto Kinser Pike. I didn't make the green left turn arrow and ended up in the middle of the intersection waiting to make an unprotected left. My light turned red but oncoming traffic still had a green, the oncoming turn lane got a green arrow. I was unable to clear the intersection, was unable to back up with cars behind me, and was blocking traffic from Kinser Pike when they got a green light. This is dangerous, I had assumed that oncoming traffic also had a red and would stop (as it had been for years), I was starting to clear the intersection by making the left when I realized oncoming cars weren't stopping. A turn lane where unprotected turns are allowed should not get a red while oncoming traffic still has a green.
The turn lights are very short. They only let maybe 3 cars through before it changes. This is especially an issue in the mornings when traffic is heavy. The worst light is when you pull out of Kroger and head towards 45 bypass
The turn lights/arrows have been non-functional for months causing many close calls between pedestrians and vehicles, also causing back ups onto law lane where some people end up stopping on the railroad tracks. Please find a way to get these functional again, I'm afraid someone will be injured. Thank You
if one is heading north or south on union, the left turn signals ALWAYS go on with every cycle-- even when no cars are turning. the turn signals stay on for a long time. they should work only when a car is there to turn
The green light was burnt out for northbound traffic on Walnut Street at Miller Drive. It's the light for Walnut traffic heading south to north. The green light on the right side (furthest east) of the set of lights was out just after 8pm this evening when I passed through.
The traffic light at 10th and Union needs to have its sensors checked. Starting late last week, it stopped responding to the sensors in the road. It shows green for far too long on Union, which backs up traffic unnecessarily on 10th St. (This isn't due to increased cars on 10th St, but rather due to the light's short cycle.) At night, the light will run a full cycle even if there is no traffic and will not respond to cars idling over the road sensors. Thank you.
Traffic light at N. Union St. and E. 10th St. The light is green for N-S bound traffic on Union St. for much longer than traffic moving E-W on 10th. This is causing long and unnecessary backups on 10th St. This began a few months ago. Please look into adjusting the light timer.