On Countryside Drive, just off of Rockport Road there is a speed limit sign which is obscured by tree limbs. Some are the lower limbs of a maple others are a trio of Bradford Pear trees (an invasive species). The maple should be trimmed and the Bradford Pears destroyed.
visibility of stops signs at this intersection is hindered by trees.
Speed limit sign on south side of street has been knocked down by careless driver
Someone drove into the street sign for Arden and Windsor, at the southwest corner of the intersection. The pole is bent and tilted.
You just installed a 10 MPH curve speed limit sign in between my yard and in Neighbors yard. The problem is that you put it right in behind a fruit bearing tree that we own. The tree is a Peach tree and so the tree will and can block the sign. The tree has been there for over 4 years and I will not be pruning or moving the tree. Also I feel the sign should be more visible in the area of the actual curve. At least on the opposite side of the house where you placed it. I appreciate the effort to curb speeding in our neighborhood but people speed through here regardless and it's 25 MPH the way it is. Thanks for listening to my concern.
At the intersection of High Street and Hillside/Moores Pike, there is no indication of which lane is which. (Left turn lanes are not marked on the street or with signs.) I have witnessed at least 3 occasions in which drivers are confused and think the left lane is straight and the right lane is for turning right, or think the right lane is straight and the left lane is for turning left, and so both cars go straight ahead and nearly collide! This is especially bad northbound on High, where you cannot see beyond the intersection, since it is on a hill. By the way, you are all doing a great job and we love Bloomington. I am just concerned because this is a safety issue. Thank you for your concern and attention! Maybe you can just spray paint the left turn arrow as a quick fix? Thanks!
The intersection of Moores Pike and Sare Road continues to not identify where the lanes are, which is the right turn only lane. My wife and I were almost side swipped again today and there have been multiple times that we have almost been hit. The lanes aren't identified, the traffic patterns are dangerous, chaotic, and the signs they do have have been facing the wrong direction.
Bike path sign broken at the base. Located in the 3300 S Forrester block (east side of street). Thanks!
You made a mess out of this intersection. The traffic lines are crooked and northbound traffic slows tremendously going through the intersection as right lane cars are going left of center into the passing lane. This was not an issue before the construction that made oversized corner sidewalks. The corner sidewalks are too large for the traffic flow and design.
I wrote you 4/13/21 case number 175422 and have received no action or contact since. I have written in about this 2 other times over a year. See below. There are end constructions signs all over the area from a project that was completed a year ago. I see them at the entrance to Winlsow Farm Drive, and at apartment houses on Henderson St and other locations. Some one has dropped the ball for a year. Please get the signs removed, they are unsightly. At this point if there is not actions soon, I'll resort to contacting the Mayors office and the newspaper. For the life of me I cant understand that there was not a schedule to pick up the signs.