Today around 2:00 PM, the railroad signal was on, but the signal for eastbound traffic on 10th street never switched to green. Westbound traffic on 10th St got the green light and traffic turning left from eastbound 10th St got a green light, but traffic going straight east on 10th St never got a green light. I had to turn left onto the bypass to get out of there. Others just went through the red light.
I'm not sure if the city or IU would be responsible for this request, but I'd like to suggest the placement of signs making it clear pedestrians should not walk on the west side of Union between the RR tracks and 10th St. There's a sidewalk on the east side of the street. Pedestrians walking through here make it very tough for the E bus to safely cross the tracks and get into the proper traffic lane at the intersection. (I'm a campus bus operator.) Of course, the signs would be best placed such that buses' mirrors won't clip them. Thanks.
Street light out at intersection. It's been like this for a long time. It's the one exactly on the intersection. Also the storm sewer grate at this same location is clogged.
New paint on 3rd St is already beginning to chip away.
Potholes are back and bad
Ped signal buttons at 10th and Union don't work. Haven't worked since January in my experience.
Very steep drop at this storm drain. On Union at 5th.
Street light out in front of Bicycle Garage. (507) Kirkwood.
Subsidence of manhole cover. (Water) I have seen no less than 3 people stumble due to 1/2" drop. Maybe bevel edge of brick.
Another day, another clown parked blocking the bike lane on Third. Why is this not enforced?