Please consider installing a "one way" sign on the NE corner of Walnut/9th pointing west to indicate to drivers travelling north on Walnut that 9th is one-way west. There is already a sign on the NW corner, but that is not always seen by drivers who are intending to turn right onto 9th.
Traffic light out
Please consider a stop sign for northbound S. Fairview St at the intersection of W. Wylie St. Traffic turning left onto Wylie does not have to stop. I have almost been hit head-on when approaching the stop sign (eastbound on W Wylie), especially if a car is parked in front of the corner house (I think it's 700 W Wylie??) because the cars turning left are going too fast and cutting onto the left side of the street.
Re https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=199185 Signs are besides siam house
Signs have been swapped, exit only sign where stop sign should be
Signs have been swapped, exit only sign where stop sign should be
Needs a left turn light bad. Constant traffic both ways so making a left is impossible, only 1 car, or 2 if people ran it late can make it through every light cycle
The traffic-calming roundabout at W 6th and Oak is missing its east-facing reflector. On a related issue, the roundabout at 7th and Oak has a west-facing reflector that needs to be straightened.
The stop sign south bound at 7th and Longview, near Best Buy and Aldi, is completely obscured by a tree.
The left-turn signal from College Mall to E 2nd St skipped at least two cycles about 20 minute ago. There was a long line of cars waiting to turn. I was first, so I could see clearly. Prior to this, the line was already long and the left-turn signal did not stay on long enough.