I’m unable to see cars coming from the right at 3625 W Arlington rd. when I’m pulling out because of tall grasses on a hill along the road. Does the city cut it down? I have a baby grandson I take care of and I can’t see the traffic coming from the right.
There is road work being done, closing the easternmost northbound lane of Walnut in the intersection. The normally middle lane has signs marking it as right turn only, meaning cars going straight north are supposed to get into the left turn lane where they get stuck behind cars waiting to turn left. And those are the cars that obey the right turn only signs. Most don't. They use what is being called right turn only to go straight. Therefore, at times, cars from both lanes are trying to go straight at once. They need to take those signs down and just let everyone going north OR turning right to use that lane. Right turns rarely hold up traffic there, but left turns always do. With people using both lanes to go north and users of each thinking the other guy is wrong, it's causing conflicts, near misses, and road rage.
There is a new potholes (3 places) on the E 7th Street near E Longview Ave. Location of damage is on the E 7th Street, located between Cambridge Square Apt and St. Mark Methodist Church. Thank you,
Numerous potholes on Arbor ridge way and Arbor ridge court
Red light is out on the left lane signal to turn onto Adams from 2nd street
Lights @ 2nd & Patterson - The turn signal for northbound traffic always cycles whether anybody there or not. So, if you are traveling southbound and get to the signal to activate it and are the only vehicle there wanting to continue southbound you have to wait until the northbound lights w/turn signal cycles and you finally go green. This has been happening for the past few weeks, early morning (before 6am).
This curb is inaccessible for wheelchair users
Sidewalk along Hillsdale was broken by recent sewer repairs at the stated location.
Bricks missing in front of gables bagels at posh
2 nasty potholes.