Facebook user Lacie Jones reported the following: The on ramp stop light on the north bound side of third street does not change in the morning and is causing safety issues with everyone running the light thanks
It's blinking red, but people on Curry aren't stopping or treating it like a three way stop.
Stuck on in the 'stop traffic' position
The traffic signal has been operating slightly different than usual and I believe it is contributing to the traffic congestion at the 3rd Street/Franklin/Wynnedale intersection (that is already congested). Instead of cars from my neighborhood tripping the signal when we pull up to wait (as well as the movie theater traffic), the traffic signal for the intersection is going through the entire cycle (as if cars are waiting from the movie theater area and my neighborhood). The green light time from the neighborhood is also significantly longer than from the other areas.
Caller report that pedestrian signal at newly-redesigned intersection of Woodscrest/Hillsdale/3rd St looks like it's falling over. Please check the signal at the SW corner. Thanks.
Timing is off on signal Moores Pike & College Mall Rd.
Caller reported that the light at Business 37 trying to turn on to North 37 isn't working. Long backup of cars with many going through the red light. Dangerous intersection.
Traffic light for Wynnedale cycles through even though there isn't anyone there causing traffic to backup over the bridge in the mornings and to back up to Landmark in the evenings. This morning a car was stopped going eastbound on 3rd street just seconds after the light turned red to make a left turn onto Franklin, they did not get the arrow. There wasn't anyone turning left westbound but that traffic got the green light while eastbound traffic had to wait. The issue with the light cycling through for the Wynnedale traffic has been ongoing for at least 2 weeks.
I was at this intersection for a long time on the evening of Dec 26 and I think the light was not ever cycling. People were giving up and driving through the red light because it never turned green.
There is an accessibility issue at the street crossings where Pete Ellis Drive meets East Third Street. Particularly for a wheelchair user, this is a dangerous intersection. The pedestrian crosswalk buttons don't seem to work, and are difficult to get to.