closed #199320
Traffic Suggestions
1800 N Kinser Pike
- Case Date:
- 11/12/2024
This intersection has people going east and westbound on 45/46 running red lights daily
This intersection has people going east and westbound on 45/46 running red lights daily
This road is being tore up by dump trucks that are going in and out of this area. This is so bad that there will be damage caused to our cars when trying to access this building from the side.
Sidewalks are covered in snow. Impossible to traverse.
Giant snow piles which makes it impossible to walk through.
Turn lanes to turn left to Johnson Avenue and Culver's need to be cleaned out. This is leading to dangerous conditions of being in the middle or blocking the left lane of traffic.
There is no sign indicating 'Arden' street at the intersection of High and Arden. It makes it complicated giving directions! Thanks.
The streetlight on the southwest corner of the intersection of High St and Arden Dr is burned out. I've noticed it being completely off on two different nights after dark. It's mounted on a utility pole. Not sure if it's a Duke light or a city light. Thank you!
In the morning from 7-9 the traffic gets extremely backed up on Kinser Pike coming from the North, the neighborhoods and the school buses from the High School. The left turn signal, to turn on to 45/46, is extremely short, less than 10 seconds I would say, and then it's extremely hard to turn left on green as there are lots of cars coming across the intersection. Is there any way to make this turn signal longer for at least those 2 hours in the morning? Traffic is sometimes backed up all the way to the Skate Park, which is on a curve so that is very dangerous. You round the blind curve and all of a sudden there is stopped traffic. Thank you for your consideration in this matter!
The street was fixed last year, but tarmac is breaking, and it is slowly shifting downhill, across the whole street.
There is a decomposing squirrel, which was in the street and has been swept into the culvert between two houses. Mark street between Longwood and Nancy, south side of the street.