It is incredibly confusing and potentially dangerous for a road to have multiple names. I just recently moved to Bloomington and think everyone can benefit from every road having only 1 name.
The intersection of the alley at between Wilson and Driscoll on the east side of Dunn street and Driscoll street has poor visibility and many cars rush through the alley and cause crashes on Driscoll. We need a stop sign on the alley to prevent these accidents.
A huge sidewalk is being put in on the west side of Sare. It seems like Sare is now too narrow and ripe for traffic accidents.
Their has been road work on Winslow work finished and most signs in neighborhood are gone. Would u check and see if the on at the near entrance of waterloo and Picadilly can be removed
The obsolete road markings at the intersection of college mall road/sare and Moore's Pike/hillside are flat out dangerous and will cause am accident if they haven't already. North bound had two lanes going straight, but the left lane has markings directing them INTO the right lane. Nobody knows what to do when approaching eastbound. there are other problems too. It is dangerous!
THIS IS IN REGARDS TO THE COLLEGE MALL/SARE ROAD/MOORE’s PIKE INTERSECTION. This intersection has become extremely dangerous — the lanes have been narrowed but no new lane markers have been painted. I only pass through this intersection around four times a week and I have been in near miss accidents every time since the construction was “finished” (southbound college mall right hand only lane is definitely NOT finished) as drivers do not know where to go (disregarding the near misses I had during construction for unclear signage and lane closures). Please fix this! It’s a very busy intersection and its very unsafe right now!
There are several street signs leftover from the path construction near the High St roundabout.
After removing invasive species yesterday with the city, I picked up about 90 pieces of trash, mostly beer cans along North Dunn between Clover and Lakewood. Would it be possible to post a sign that would address littering? Most of the litter was on the east side of the road.
We own and manage the residential property at 323 S Grant. There is a temporary construction/traffic sign in the street plot in front of the property that keeps getting blown over by the wind. There was an identical sign 100 feet down the block that has already been removed. We kindly ask that you have the contractor responsible for the sign to either a) remove the sign (construction is over) or b) have the sign fixed, perhaps with better weights, so it doesn't keep getting toppled over by wind.
Speed limit signs in Park Ridge East on Morningside near Park Ridge Road are confusing. Adjacent signs say 20 mph and 25 mph. The 20 is for the nearby park but another 25 sign is across the street south of the tennis court. The 20 mph sign should remain. The two 25 mph signs could be moved east a few hundred feet over the hill on Morningside and placed near Hampton Court to encourage slower speed on Morningside.