Signal at corner of South Walnut Pike and Rhorer Road (when driving south) appears to be out. Drivers must wait for another driver traveling north on South Walnut Pike to come and turn on to Rhorer Road to trigger the signal. That signal is working.
FYI pedestrian signal to the south at college mall and second street does not appear to be working properly. Request for crossing east to west did not register.
One stop light is out going west into ellettsville at the intersection of 46 and Curry Pike
several stop lights take to long to change. 2nd and Paterson, Paterson and Fairview 1 Minuit and 45 seconds. Other lights on Paterson are on timers instead of the sensors. Paterson and Fairview coming out of Catalent you have about 10 seconds to get threw it before it changes red again.
Why haven’t the cross walks been installed at Hillside/Moore’s pk and High Street?
Why is there a missing school flasher near Fairview Elementary when the city made a press release today about the security the 16 new school zones will provide?
There are no lane markings for the Northside of Henderson and Winslow? Should there be at least temporary markings for the lanes until the construction is completed?
About 5 minutes ago the traffic light was stuck on red in seemingly all 4 directions at the intersection of 17th and Madison/Kinser. One direction (east) may have had flashing red lights. We were all stuck for some time before people started going as if the lights were flashing red on all sides.
The left lane turn signal from north bound Jordan Ave onto westbound 10th street always gets triggered even with no traffic in the left turn lane. (See also ureport #175403)
The traffic light at the intersection of S. College Avenue and 3rd Street is no longer in sync with the other traffic lights through the S. College corridor in the downtown area. Because of this, traffic back ups are happening at the 4th and College intersection during the green light. When the light at 4th & College turns red the vehicles waiting to turn south on College from 4th are not able to do so, thus creating bigger delays that have impacted the College & Kirkwood intersection. I noticed this issue in late August/early September. The problem is especially noticeable during the afternoon/early evening rush hour.