There are 2 street signs labeled "East Holland Drive" off of South Walnut Street Pike. Neither sign indicates the range of house numbers on their respective sides of S Walnut St Pike. Residents have observed emergency vehicles turning one direction only to see them coming back and crossing to the other E Holland Drive after a few minutes.
The traffic lights at the intersection of E. 2nd St and S High St appear to be on a timer 24 hours a day. This includes the left turn arrow for cars coming from the north; it always comes on whether there is a car there or not. For those of us who regularly drive through this intersection early in the morning (5:00 am and 7:00 am), it is an unnecessary waste of time and fuel to wait through the full rotation of the lights when there not be even a single other car the entire time. Can the traffic lights at this intersection be switched to sensors for a designated time at night until 7:00 am? Or, can they be set to flash red so it is essentially a 4-way stop?
On High street: the signs for High Street and Southdowns at the intersection have been vandalized and they are bent.
Walk signal burned out for pedestrians crossing S. College Ave. from east to west at W. Kirkwood Ave.
fallen power line caused traffic disruption, needs street signs because people dont know its no outlet
Every other street in our neighborhood has a "No Outlet" sign at the intersection before the end of that street, but we do not have one on N Roosevelt. We get a LOT of people trying to use Roosevelt st as a through road to 10th street, but the road ends. I live at 429 N Roosevelt, and it is really tight at the end of the road and we get countless people a day using our yard to turn around, damaging our yard. This could be solved by putting a "No Outlet" sign, similar to the same signs on Clark and Adams, so that people do not mistakenly go down our road and have to turn around in my yard. Thank you!