Maroon 4-door toyota tacoma pick up truck has been parked in the same place and not moved for 2 weeks, no apartment parking pass on it appears to have been stolen and dumped in a discreet parking spot.
This car has been abandoned in this location
There's an off white Chrysler 300 that's been parked here for about 5 years now. It's makes navigating on the road difficult and neighbors have problems getting into driveways. It appears to also have been struck by cars multiple times as well.
Honda Pilot with the license plate number VID691 with a flat tire has sat in the community parking lot for quite a bit now. Does not appear to be a regular neighborhood car.
This car has been in the same spot for at least two weeks. I think it has been abandoned on our street.
There is a car that has been parked, and has not moved for at least six weeks on the side of the road. Silver Subaru, Forrester, Indiana plate 946CRI. The car has two flat tires and a front bumper. About to fall off.
Living on N Walnut for 4 years, I've noticed there's a marked increase in the frequency of drivers revving their engines unnecessarily loud as they go through the W 11th & N Walnut section. The sounds and incidences are so loud that they have interrupted my meetings, indoor activities, and startled me to drop my kitchenware. My neighbors have also shared this concern on how this happens much more often recently, especially in the past 2 years. I remember there used to be a couple of police officers stationed off the W 11th & N Walnut section and it was noticeably more quiet and peaceful. But I haven't seen them at the same spot anymore and the corresponding noise issues arose instantaneously. My neighbors and I would love for the city to either station an officer here to deter these activities and, in the long run, implement policies at curbing these disruptive actions from reckless people.
Resident (or visitor) driving a silver Ford Edge (IN-214EKW, I think) turned left (west) onto 11th Street from Lincoln and sped down the entire block against the one-way posted direction to get to Washington Street. This short block has no sidewalks and visibility is difficult given the mature, evergreen conifers in the area. People and animals are often walking in the street and are not expecting a careless driver to travel in that direction. This is definitely not the street to drive down the wrong way. Please advise this person that rules are there for a reason, and unilaterally disregarding them due to perceived inconvenience is selfish and uncivil, in addition to being a traffic violation.
Buses Speeding Cars Speeding Repeated Failure to Stop at Eagleson and 1st St. stop sign by cars and buses
No photo, unfortunately. I commute south on I-69 regularly, and a white four-door with a black hood has been on the margin of the north-bound lane for at least 2.5 days now.