When exiting or entering Woodyard from my home in a vehicle, I must cross the walking trail. There is no signage to designate right of way or caution to either drivers or walkers/bikers. I feel this is an unsafe situation for both driver and pedestrian and right of way should be clearly designated. Other private driveways on the trail have signs that indicate cross traffic does not stop. I would suggest the same signage here.
I’m begging for help. This house is a total hazard.
There is a lot of cars parked along auto mall rd that you can not see to safety exit the businesses. I do not know where they are from because most of the businesses parking lots are less than a 1/3 full except for curry. Looks like Curry is using the street as off site parking
Large 30 foot branch dangeling from a tree into the road. Safety hazard. Actually severel branches damaged from the wind storm need to be removed please. Thank you.
Large 30 foot branch dangeling from a tree into the road. Safety hazard. Actually severel branches damaged from the wind storm need to be removed please. Thank you.
Cars can't seem to see the stop signs at Henderson and Allen. Please put flashing lights on these.
Cars can't seem to see the stop signs at Henderson and Allen. Please put flashing lights on these.
Overgrown bush blocking left turns, heading east taking a left north to the light.
Pulling out of Madison street onto Dodds is incredibly dangerous and hard to see. On the Northwest corner there is a limestone wall with plants that you can't see around without pulling out on to Dodds which is super dangerous since it's a skinny road. I don't think they need to fix the limestone wall or anything but putting a convex safety mirror across dodds on the electrical pole would solve this problem pretty easily. Thanks!
No Turn on Red sign facing west on Allen is either so faded or dirty as to be difficult for east-bound drivers to see even in daytime. Have witnessed more illegal right turns there than should be normal and suspect this is because sign is so dark that drivers overlook it. This makes for a hazardous situation that you might want to correct.