The trees completely cover the multiple ONE WAY signs on this road and people cannot see them. People almost get into accidents daily on this road because it’s a one way, but hotel guests do not know/see/read the one-way signs, so they go the wrong way. The street is just big enough to allow a car to pass, but not always. Something needs to be done - clean up trees, bigger “WRONG WAY” signs, or both.
Pedestrian crossing sign at E Rogers westbound at the round-about has been run over
The intersection could benefit from a white stop bar on the street's south corner. It is a two-way stop and we regularly see drivers run the intersection, without regarding the stop sign. It's possible the stop sign is also partly obscured by nearby tree limbs. But a white stop bar being painted would improve the visibility as well. This intersection is often very busy with car traffic, pedestrians (many children) and pets being walked. An accident is inevitable but could be avoided. The recent stop bars painted nearby under the overpass seems to have improved the traffic flow there. Thank you.
There is no sign marking Hillside Dr for view by northbound travelers on Walnut St. There IS a sign for those driving southbound, just not if you’re northbound.
The pedestrian signal on the SE corner of 11th and College is missing the signal you would look at to cross 11th southbound. The whole yellow box the walking man and his nuh-uh hand live in is simply not there.
Stop sign has disappeared from the corner of 1st and High. Intersection is now only a 1-way stop. Pretty dangerous.
Looks like the pedestrian crosswalk button on the traffic light pole on the northeastern corner of the intersection of 3rd and Kimble has been damaged/pulled out of the poll.
The stop sign on the southwest corner of Sunstone and Adams Street is completely hidden by a tree limb. You cannot even see that there is a sign until you are stopped at the corner. Because Sunstone angles up at the intersection, if you are driving a sedan you cannot see that you are approaching a T-intersection. Sunstone provides egress from the Woollery Mills Saturday market so there is non local traffic on that street.
Hello - I live near the intersection of 7th and Dunn. There has been ongoing road construction for months. Recently, the stop sign at the intersection on the west side of Dunn, when traveling south and stopping at 7th has been taken down. It is still a 4 way stop, but many cars are evidently not seeing the remaining stop side on the East side of Dunn and running the stop sign. I have almost been hit, there is honking frequently throughout the day at people running it (this is new), and I heard a car honk and the person crossing the street yell "stop sign!" Can this stop sign please be replaced? It has become a dangerous situation. Thank you.
Parking Permit Required sign was ripped out of the ground in front of 719 S Eastside Drive. Student joke? Did the sanitaton truck pick up can AND sign at the same time? Thanks for putting it back.