The southbound traffic light on Rogers does not turn green for southbound traffic. I sat through multiple full light cycles before I carefully and safely proceeded through the intersection. 4:20PM 2/20/26.
When traveling northbound through this intersection, the traffic signal consistently takes an unusually long time to cycle. The apparent cause is that the southbound left-turn signal always activates first, even when there are no vehicles waiting to turn left from the southbound direction. This results in unnecessary delay for northbound traffic, as well as eastbound and westbound traffic, adding approximately 10 seconds to each signal cycle and creating congestion and inefficiency. It appears that the southbound left-turn phase may be activating without vehicle demand, possibly due to a malfunctioning or misconfigured sensor. In other nearby intersections, the left-turn phase only activates when a vehicle is detected. I would appreciate it if this signal timing and detection could be reviewed and adjusted so that the southbound left-turn phase only activates when vehicles are present. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter.
The light here isn't timed with the light on Third Street so traffic backs up heading north towards the bypass. It's horrible!
Need to see if this is the city light pole or are light pole at Henderson court it’s also by the main road in the back someone has pushed the light pole over
Four years this light has been broken. Turn lane arrow is triggered but no cars need to turn. I feel bad cutting through the alley in my truck with a loud exhaust waking up all those people in the morning but that is what I have to do so I don't sit and wait and wait and wait at a light you refuse to fix. The citizens of this city have lost more money idling in their cars burning fuel waiting for nobody but the broken light than it would have cost to fix. Do you hate the people of the west side?
The light stays green for the Tapp Road traffic, but the light stays red it's stuck, it won't change green for turning to get out on Tapp road. Cam be dangerous for people to have to go through that red light, there's a lot of traffic on Tapp road.
The light at Rockport and Tapp is severely mis-timed. The issue seems to be recent. It is green far too long for the Rockport travelers and red far too long for the Tapp travelers. This is causing un-necessary backups on Tapp Rd. In the middle of the day, with very little traffic, cars still aren't all making it thru the light. During busier times, its backing up even longer, and for no logical reason, as the traffic on Rockport is very light
Going through the light at Adam’s and 2nd street heading east/west bound, the light only stays green long enough for 4 cars to get through and is backing up traffic.
The light going east/west on 2nd/Bloomington Rd is very short (at least on certian days and times). I've been in lines with piles of cars for this light with only a few get through each time, making you stop for several light rotations on an otherwise traffic free drive. Usually only a few cars (and sometimes absolutely none) go through the light in the north/south direction while the east/west lines are waiting. Thought this was weird, and it doesn't always happen, but it's annoying when it does.