Your location line deletes my location information when I drop to this screen. Tell your IT guys. It’s pedestrian crossing at intersection of SR 37 and new SR 37. The crossing button that should activate the pedestrian crossing sign and delay traffic for walkers doesn’t work. You have to walk with the traffic and hope that everyone sees you.
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!
The traffic lights on all sides are blinking red at the intersection of second and Basswood drive
The stop light at E. 3rd St and Smith Rd. takes forever to change now and it didn't used to. The traffic gets very backed up on Smith Rd.
The left turn signal from westbound bypass turning onto southbound College Ave is very short. No more than three cars can make the turn before it goes to red.
At the intersection of Lower Cascades Rd. and Walnut Street (north end), re the signal as you sit on Lower Cascades Rd. facing east: The red portion of the three lights is out and has been for a couple of weeks or so. Yellow and green are fine, and there is a second signal adjacent to it on the left, which is fine so traffic is not hindered. Thank you!
With the New Year and new mayor, hoping this traffic signal that has been malfunctioning for over four years, is slated to be repaired in 2024. Last I heard, it was a 2022 project. It continues to always cycle a left turn arrow for West Grimes regardless if there are any cars waiting to turn.
Light changes when there is nobody on Kimble Dr or at the exit to Harbour Freight. Light holds forever when nobody is there.
Te traffic light at Kinser Pike and the Bypass is not working.
The traffic light at 1200 S Rolling Way and Bloomfield sometimes takes upwards of 10 minutes to cycle to allow left turning traffic from the apartment complexes.