Can the timing of this light be assessed during peak commute times? With the hospital now the commuting traffic for this light and N walnut/bypass timing is just far too little to move traffic through.
Uneven concrete sidewalk. Forces wheelchair users, scooters, etc into busy College Ave
Street sign at Madison and Grimes bent over at the top. Vandalism?
There is a void under the street that appears to be a sinkhole at the NorthWest corner of 422 S. Washington St.
no warning for pedestrians and cyclists at road construction over multipath.
Light sensors need calibrated. Stops Patterson traffic with no traffic on Fairview.
This light is on a timer that is disproportionate to the traffic that flows on patterson. It is constantly backed up to rogers during high traffic times and is green while no cars need to exit fairview.
The turn lights are very short. They only let maybe 3 cars through before it changes. This is especially an issue in the mornings when traffic is heavy. The worst light is when you pull out of Kroger and head towards 45 bypass
There are two street lights in front of the building that are extremely dim. It seems that the bulbs are burnt out.
Shattered Glass in turn Lane