10th and Jordan intersection: Westbound pedestrian crossing button on SE corner and northbound crossing button on SW corner are not working - red light above button remains on and walk signal is not activated. Problem has been happening for at least a week or so.
The green street sign at 9th and Woodlawn is leaning towards the sidewalk. Thanks Jill.
Signal needs reset/repaired, it is flashing red in all directions
Crosswalk button closest to the old hospital (grass lot) is extremely hard to push and most times does not work when you push it. I’m not sure if it needs to get adjusted but I constantly have to cross without using it.
Stoplight flashing.
The flashing yellow arrow and the steady clearance arrow are kn each other's position northbound Patterson at 2nd. The order of signal displays should be with the most permissive at the bottom and the most restrictive at the top.
The new ped x-walk near Smith Rd and Hwy 45 seems to go off when no one is around. also, from clear to blinking red means about to turn red. but once red, it then goes to blinking red. what does that mean? can i do then, or do i need to wait until the blinking stops. signage is unclear on the meaning of the signals.
Hwy 45/46 East and the cross streets of StoneLake & Monroe St has NO traffic lights. Four lane Hwy with 2 turn lanes and cars driving 50 mph makes it extremely difficult and dangerous to cross the hwy when leaving or entering StoneLake to go to Arlington School. Even when I've been in the turn lane to enter towards the school, you can't see oncoming traffic when another vehicle is in the opposite turn lane. When will a light be installed?
Light at state rd 46 and N Smith Pike has crosswalk signal stuck on so traffic is constantly waiting for nonexistent pedestrians. Its been this way for several days now. This is a recurring problem.
Traffic light at intersection of Airport Road and SR 45 appears to have changed from on-demand from Airport RD to a timed sequence. The result has been that traffic is often backed up on SR 45 to Curry Pike.