Can you PLEASE move the stop signs back at Rhorer and Walnut St. Pike(near Kroger South) to match up with the new white stop lines. Most people don't get where they're supposed to stop and it's usually a mess.
Potholes on fee south of railroad
Can you please, please, please move the stop signs back at Rhorer Rd. and So. Walnut St. Pike to match up with the white stop lines. People are confused and don't know which to stop at and it causes many headaches and confusion.
Still issues at Rhorer Road and S. Walnut St. Pike intersection where white lines are about 6 feet behind stop signs. Confusion on where to stop. Please fix.
Speed limit sign upside down
This sign stand has been here for over a year. It used to have an End Construction sign on it, but some one has apparently taken it.
10th and Pete Ellis: would be awesome if there were pedestrian signals and a request button to cross 10th. In the evening, peds must wait for traffic to trigger the light so they can cross.
No signage notifying cars of B-Line trail. This newcomer apologetically backed all the way from the bridge over 3rd back to the entry from the convention ctr parking lot. Since the bars were removed, I've seen this a couple times. The Monon trail has a white stripe down the middle, which could help with this problem and with pedestrians veering into the paths of bikes (a big problem with kids.)
Stop sign on the West side of 6th and Rogers has been defaced. See picture.
Based on my experience over the last three years living near this intersection, I believe we would benefit from a minor change to the traffic pattern at 10th and Range. The left lanes on both sides of the street should be converted to left turn only lanes and the right lane should be converted to through and right turn lanes. Currently, drivers need to use the left lanes to turn left and drivers behind them move to the right lanes to pass them creating unsafe driving conditions. I have seen many near collisions. I think this minor change would make the traffic pattern more safe and efficient with minimal costs to the city. As a concerned citizen, I hope you take this into serious consideration.