W 3rd St between Jackson St and Walker St is one way, with traffic flowing east to west. There are directional One Way signs when turning on to 3rd St, but there are no Do Not Enter/Wrong Way signs for traffic moving in the wrong direction. This results in frequent traffic moving in the wrong direction, which creates safety hazards. Please install Do Not Enter/Wrong Way signs on the back of existing signage. Thank you.
Stop signs from walnut to college mall rd. Obstructed by tree branches
No signage when they turn onto e. Third street heading to downtown that the right turns to turning only lane very quickly. I have a large truck n drive this daily, I've been in so many near accidents. I feel the lane shouldn't even be open as a second on from the turn on up if you're not intending on widening the area on front of the Catholic church/school (which really could use it with the IU student traffic) make it make sense please it's frustrating
Street sign for S Walnut on the west side of the Walnut and Grimes intersection is impossible to read
Not sure who deals with this - city, county or state- but the I-69 sign on the southbound lane at Leonard Springs and Tapp is barely visible due to tree limbs - needs to be moved away from that tree as this happens every year even if you trim that tree.
The signal facing Gifford Rd has tree branches and leaves covering up some of the signal.
Turning left from N State Rd 37 Business (east or west) is highly dangerous. Cars zip around in the right turn lane and bike lane. I've almost been re-ended several times and have seen more than a few accidents at this light. The stoplight is too sensitive and stops north/southbound traffic too easily and frequently.
Right hand turn lane from Gifford onto curry. Cars are stopping for curry red light after turning right onto Curry from Gifford, forcing the turn lane traffic to stop on the tracks. There needs to be a sign preventing the turn lane from stopping at the intersecting red light. The same can be applied for traffic heading south on curry, crossing the tracks. Traffic will try and beat the red light and get stopped at the 3rd stoplight, completely blocking Gifford right hand turn lane from going anywhere when they get the green light.
Missing one way signs for Dunn St. Inexperienced driver or drivers new to the area often turn wrong way here.
Southeast corner of W Patterson and S Rogers. Wheelchair user cannot reach button to cross. Waving doesn't do anything. Not accessible.