Debris (mostly sand and gravel) in bike lane on S. Lincoln. Worst spots are at intersection with Smith, with alley between Grand & Lincoln just south of Smith, and just south of Lincoln intersection with Second St. This problem occurs after each heavy rain.
The bridge closed to vehicular traffic that carries the Greenway from Walnut St to the B-Line on Allen has been used for sleeping and camping. Last week there was a mattress and sometimes a sleeping person on the mattress, right on the bridge with bikes dodging them. This week there has been a tent erected in the right-of-way further encroaching bike traffic. Also, that bridge and the approaches on either side, is full of broken glass that takes a toll of bicycle tires.
Now that there is a traffic bump on Kirkwood at Maple St, will the signs be added back that tells motor vehicles to stop for pedestrians when they are crossing Kirkwood? Traffic is still very fast and endanger pedestrians trying to get across Kirkwood. Thanks!
Hey—-whatever happened to making Covenator a better bike route for east-west travel with a safer collegeMall rd crossing. At least bike lanes! Its been years of anticipation!
The crosswalks on Fee Lane need to be repainted and perhaps added to. There are many pedestrians crossing Fee Lane and the crosswalks are no longer visible
Need a crosswalk from bus stop to Meadow Park Apartments. Due to curvature of the road, there is low visibility for both cars and pedestrians attempting to cross the street after exiting bus.
The signage on the streets for the motorists that intersect with the BLine as well as the signage for the pedestrians and cyclists on the BLine aren’t consistent. I worry that an accident will occur. Cyclists, pedestrians don’t know if drivers will stop. Some do, some don’t. Attached is one photo. The rules/expectations seem to be different for each intersection. Thank you!
The signage on the streets for the motorists that intersect with the BLine as well as the signage for the pedestrians and cyclists on the BLine aren’t consistent. I worry that an accident will occur. Cyclists, pedestrians don’t know if drivers will stop. Some do, some don’t. Attached is one photo. The rules/expectations seem to be different for each intersection. Thank you!
There is a lot of gravel/sand in the bike lane on the west side of Miller Showers Park (for southbound bicycles). It's been there for at least six weeks. There are two spots in particular with a large amount of debris that is not safe to ride a road bicycle through.
Dangerously uneven sidewalk. Difficult to navigate for wheelchair users