Since the end of the construction on 17th St, a crosswalk sign along with its pole has been lying on the ground. Several times, because it was an obstacle on the sidepath, I moved it to the side. The crosswalk is over 17th St just east of N Arlington Park Dr. It has curb cuts for a cross walk while it's not painted in the street. The sign should be either put up or taken away.
Construction sign down. Odd placement, not sure if it fell or is awaiting pickup.
There is a large tree down and blocking S Leonard Springs Road.
Can someone explain the timeline of the 7-line's second phase going east of campus? Thank you.
This sign needs more attention. I am not sure if it needs to be set up or removed.
Can the City explain how a driver of a vehicle is supposed to see cross-traffic on 7th Street from Morton without being in the crosswalk and almost in the intersection? I was headed north on Morton and came to the intersection at 7th where cross traffic now does not stop on 7th. The buildings, trees, and other clutter to either side of the intersection make it very dangerous to see bicycles and traffic coming on 7th Street. I had to completely block the pedestrian crosswalk and approach the intersection to feel safe about my assessment of cross traffic. This is a very bad design. The entire 7th Street project seems poorly conceived and designed. I have witnessed multiple people driving in the bike lanes. Was the budget so low that stop signs and "traffic keep left" signs were not affordable and we ended up with this mess to just make something work? There are a ton of safety issues I have witnessed. Someone is going to get hurt soon it seems, or taken out by a bus mirror.
Sussex and queens way - there is a car parked facing the wrong way practically in the intersection. This is an accident waiting to happen.
I was riding my bike west on 7th st when I came up to a car parked in the bike lane just before College. I and the other cyclists around me had to squeeze past narrowly with one foot on the curb. They stayed there as long as I could see, which was a while because they made me miss the green light. There was no one in the driver’s seat and they had their blinkers on.
Please add more one way signs on W 3rd from Jackson to Walker. Too many people are using this as a two-way street.
On behalf of myself and concerned neighbors, we request the inclusion of a stop sign at High St. and Greenbriar Lane. This is an area of fast moving traffic despite the fact that it is also a crosswalk for school children and there are numerous children walking in the area. There are numerous stop signs along High St. up until this point so the lack of a stop sign at this particular intersection is a dangerous anomaly. If you could please implement one here, it would be much appreciated by the various surrounding neighborhoods. Thank you.