The left turn arrow on S. Walnut southbound at Hillside cycles green every time regardless of whether or not there's a car turning left. And the junction box in the street for the loop wires is open with all the wiring exposed.
Traffic light has been malfunctioning for going on two years. When will it be repaired?
Northbound Walnut left turn arrow is now turning green repeatedly with no cars in the lane turning. The southbound turn signal has been malfunctioning for over two years. This was supposed to be repaired this year. Time is running out.
Left turn arrow on northbound Walnut at Hillside is cycling green for 30 seconds everytime, with no cars on the loop.
Left turn arrow on S. Walnut southbound for E. Hillside goes green every cycle regardless of whether there's a car on the loop in the left turn lane or not.
It's getting worse. It's now cycling green for all three lanes of southbound traffic on Walnut when there are no cars at all. And this morning it cycled a green left turn arrow for northbound Walnut turning left onto W. Hillside with no cars there. Hadn't seen it do that for a while.
Signal has been malfunctioning for months. When is it slated for repair?
This traffic signal has been malfunctioning for over a year and repair is slated for this year, hopefully, but in the interim, could you adjust the timer on the malfunctioning left turn arrow for S. Walnut to Hillside to only stay green for 15 or fewer seconds rather than the full 30 seconds that everyone has to wait going northbound now. Add'l note that if a car is actually turning left onto Hillside, the light cycles much faster.
I've reported this traffic signal problem before, it intermittently gives northbound Walnut a left turn arrow onto Hillside when there are no cars in the lane. Today, there were no cars at all going northbound and it still cycled a long 30second green left turn arrow with 10-12 cars waiting at the light going southbound.
The traffic light at the intersection of Adams St and Bloomfield Rd/Second St. is improperly adjusted. There is very light traffic from Adams St, but the traffic signal is set as if Adams St had similar traffic as Second St/Bloomfield Rd. This problem causes needless traffic backups on Bloomfield Rd/Second St, resulting in increased pollution from vehicles sitting at the traffic signal when there is no traffic from Adams St. Please send someone to view activity at this location, and adjust the signal so that it changes only when there are vehicles waiting on Adams St.