The light moving north/south on Patterson turns red even when there is no one traveling east/west on Allen. And when it does turn red for north/south traffic on Patterson, it takes anywhere between 30 and 45 seconds to turn green again. This has been going on for several weeks now. Could the timing be checked?
Why is north bound traffic on College crossing the 45/46 bypass such a short green light? Only three cars can make it through before it turns red. It causes really long waits during rush hour, IU move-in etc and encourages people to dangerously run red lights.
At the end of the street, there is very little light. It is not safe to be walking in the dark alone down that part of the street.
Street lights at the intersection of Bloomfield Rd and Allen St and other intersections on Bloomfield Rd
Delight at old State Road 37 and State Road 37 stays red for the state Road 37 traffic even when no cars are coming from old State Road 37 for an extended period of time
Many places on third street, but particularly driving onto Kimble, where you cant see incoming traffic coming up.
Over grown yard
Continuously parking in the yard at 520 W. Duncan Drive
There are currently no street lights at this intersection: St. Rd. 446 and Moores Pike/ Lampkins Ridge Rd. Visibility is poor during darkness hours and especially during rain or snow which may contribute to preventable accidents. This is a highly used intersection. TWO dusk to dawn street lights cater-cornered from each other would be very helpful here. Thank you for your consideration.
Shrub on corner of yard is so big that people on the sidewalk have to step onto the grass to get by it.