YIELD sign on Adams as you are going north on Adams and preparing to turn east on Kirkwood is facing AWAY from the street. It is facing the cemetery and there is no cemetery exit at that location. This sign should be turned so it faces the oncoming traffic-- vehicles going north on Adams and turning right on Kirkwood.
It appears that a problem with the traffic signal system at the S. College Mall Rd. and E Covenanter Dr has caused the signal system to be reprogrammed for repeated phases with no pedestrian lights. Since the input sensors are not working, the pedestrian buttons do not work. The phase allowing auto crossing of College Mall Rd is much to short for pedestrians to get across. Until the complete repairs are made, the signal needs to be reprogrammed with a pedestrian phase. The intersection is very dangerous for pedestrians even with working pedestrian signals. With the current programming, the intersection is effectively unusable for pedestrians and very dangerous for those pedestrians who must cross (such as to catch the bus). This matter is an emergency and needs to be fixed immediately.
Signal not working at 10th and Woodlawn
Caller was headed westbound on Old 37 and was attempting to turn left onto N. Walnut St. and the light did not change. The light was not changing in response to cars headed west, but would change when a car approached heading east.
Driving east on 2nd street. Cross over 37. The straight lane to continue east on 2nd where the turn is to take 37 north. The right side, south side, green light bulb appeared burnt out today around 5:45pm.
The do not walk light on the southwest corner of this intersection facing north is out.
Caller reported that the traffic light at South Walnut and Hillside Drive seems to be off its normal timing. Southbound drivers wanting to turn left onto Hillside are waiting a full minute for the turn arrow.
Signal at Tenth and Fee lane is skipping the pedestrian crossing on tenth street. Please fix asap as students are crossing 10th Street when traffic has green light.
The traffic signal on Walnut from 2nd street to 17th have lost sync, causing multiple stops along the route. Also, the loss of the overhead streetlights between 10th and 14th street on Walnut is disappointing. The doorway lights on the construction on the east side of the street serve to blind drivers more than it illuminates the area for safety.
Stop sign knocked down at se corner of Highland and 2nd St