the traffic light at the corner of high street and hillside drive (moose's pike) needs fixing. going south on high street, the arrow to go left (east) onto moose's pike ALWAYS activates, with no cars there. it stays a long time, disrupting traffic in all directions.
The north/south cycle at the intersection of College and 45/bypass is extremely short, to the point where only a few cars can make it through the green before the signal changes. This is potentially dangerous because folks will run the yellow to make it through. A traffic study is needed here, and potentially a smart sensor to permit more throughput when there are more cars waiting at the light.
Heading West on 46 the first stoplight the green light is out.
Westbound on bypass left light is not functional
It seems like something has changed with the signal at Third and Smith. If you were on Smith, the light would change soon after you came to a stop especially when there’s little traffic (early morning for example). Now, it takes several minutes for the light to change and allow the Smith Road traffic to go even in light traffic times. This causes Smith Road to be even more backed up than usual. Wanted to see if ot could be set like it used to be. Thanks!
Light at Winslow and Henderson does not change to green at night for northbound traffic.
the traffic light at the 45/46 bypass and walnut street is malfunctioning. It only stays green for about 13 seconds for the east and west traffic on 46 and is causing large backups in the morning and afternoon. This seems to happen after the football games. Please take care of this issue and let traffic flow. It is to the point where the light at kinser pike turns green but there is no where to go because this light is backed up so badly.
It seems that this traffic light thinks there is always someone on High Street. Often there will be a line of cars waiting on Moores Pike and no cars at all going through either direction on High. I've been trying to remember to tell you about this for a while, so I apologize if the problem has already been fixed!
2:30 a.m. Saturday the left turn arrows on n/s signal (turning w/e) activated when there were no cars in either left-turn lane. For that matter, there weren't ANY cars in the n/s lanes and it stayed green a long time.
Traffic light at 2nd and College is completely dead.