Issues: traffic

You cannot see traffic south bound on Juliana St. from Simpson St. due to the tresses.

This intersection is a well known hazard due to its lack of site distance and parked cars also obstruct a persons view depending on which direction they are heading. This has caused a number of accidents, myself included.

The trigger device needs adjusted for southbound traffic making a left on to convention center blvd and Westbound turning South on to Plank Road

Paint lines are not real visible to traffic entering the four lane from the two lane portion of 219; SAFETY ISSUE

Pothole like condition crosses two lanes and appears to be resultof drainage problem on median. It was fixed repeatedly last year but has become dangerous. In front of skyline high. A high traffic area

Edmondson PIke & Blackman Rd intersection. Traffic light is still not changing correctly. Blackman is still backing up toward Trousdale in the afternoon. Whispering Hills is backing up in the morning.

There is a telephone pole in the middle of the sidewalk just south of Brewer Dr. There is another pole 24 inches to the right just off the sidewalk. I bike with my son to school and you either go to one side closer to traffic or off the sidewalk on the other side. Can the pole be taken out?

Please save large street trees after they fall due to storms (or if all else fails, replace destroyed ones by moving large trees to their location rather than planting new ones that take decades to mature). The value of a large tree is thousands of times greater than its replacement cost.

Losing a single large street tree can destroy a neighborhood by making it far less pleasant to walk in the sun, increasing traffic noise, raising heating and cooling costs for residents, destroying aesthetics, etc.

FEMA should reimburse the city for 100% of its cost to save or replant any fallen large scale street trees.

DEEP pothole in front of Yale Reperatory Theatre, adjacent to handicapped parking space, at the corner of York and Chapel, ON Chapel. Located on the Left-hand side of the road, traffic in the left lane is making this pothole deeper by the day. Coffee cups and trash litter the bottom of this ever-deepening hole!

At Snelling and St. Clair, on the corner of the St. Clair Broiler, the mounds of snow have no paths cut through them. This is a pretty heavily walked corner (being near Macalester and a bus stop), so the snow mounds have become packed down from people walking on it and has turned into ice. I watched a fellow bus passenger (who was trying to get to a bus) slip on one of the mounds, land on his back, and go sliding into traffic. Luckily he wasn't hit, but I think he hurt his back. I sent a note to Metro Transit and asked them to cut paths through the mounds, but I'm not sure if the issue is their problem or the city's.

One of the traffic light pole was knocked out of alignment, drivers are having hard time determining what traffic light is for what direction. Need to be fixed right away or serious injuries could occur soon.

This is a very dangerous intersection, no one obeys the rules of the road. Please investigate.

Commuters and MBTA buses constantly exceed the speed limit on West Elm Ave. The neighborhood needs traffic law enforcement. All-way stop signs at every cross street would slow them down as well.

When cars traveling east/west on Main attempt to make a left turn, traffic behind them have no room to go around but to only wait until the car has completed its left turn which usually happens when the traffic light changes leaving the traffic to wait again for the next green light. Looking either for a left turn arrow or reconfiguring the intersection with a left turn bay.

at 5:00 light cycles through even though no traffic on harps

'No Thru Traffic' sign missing on the corner of 104 Ave and 88 Street...road is a dead end and traffic is unaware.

Parents double parking on Foothill Blvd waiting to pick up kids from school. This is a big safety issue. Sometime the street is totally blocked. There has been nothing done. I called the police dept. the lady I spoke to said sorry we only have so many traffic officers. I see a police standing on Rimpau every day watching people make illegal u-turns. Maybe he needs to move to foothill. If tickets would be issued this would stop and generate revenue for the city also.

The timing of the left turn traffic light from Hoyt St. onto Washington Blvd needs to be fixed. Cars going in all other directions get 3-4 rounds of red/green lights before the left turn arrow from Hoyt onto Washington ever turns green. I have sat there for nearly 10 minutes without ever getting a left turn arrow.l

Coming west on Westside Drive and turning left (south) onto 108th street takes FOREVER during the day. I take this route home for lunch and it's normal to wait through 4 green lights to get through. Left turn signal on other side does not activate during the day. It also has a huge delay between green lights so traffic really backs up (blocking TD and BMO entrances as well as service road on the other side.

Almost the entire segment between the lights on Eden Prairie Road and 62 is one continues pothole

traffic cone in middle of this 1.5 by 5 foot 1 foot deep pothole for the past week.

The light at westside pkwy backs up traffic in Webb bridge eastbound. Bad timing on this light.

crosswalk light will not work.

I believe traffic would flow better here if this light was re-timed. North and southbound flows get green lights at the same time. With no left turn lanes, traffic becomes a standstill while those turning left yield to each other. This is especially bad at lunchtime during the week and during the afternoon rush when the office parks let out. I suggest allowing only northbound to go, then southbound. The nearby light at Windward and Alderman functions as I describe and traffic flows much better.

Type: Traffic safety issue.

Cause: Large bushes blocking the line of sight of oncoming traffic.

Result: When leaving Jayne Ellen Way and turning Eastbound onto @#$% Street, it is impossible to see the cars coming Eastbound towards you on @#$% Street until they are upon you. The large bushes are blocking the line of sight of the oncoming traffic. Very dangerous. This problem did not exist before, until these large shrubs were planted.

Driving south on North Point Pkwy, approaching the intersection of Webb Bridge Rd, especially in the left lane, the traffic light is not visible on approach due to the crape myrtle trees blocking the view. A new light situated to the right side of the intersection or, at worst, the removal of the trees will fix the issue.

Street light is blocked by trees right before the big curve at Dogwood Acres heading West between Steeplechase & Fuller Farm. Tree needs to be trimmed back so the light can do it's job!

Red light bulbs out on Haynes
Bridge @ Blackwatch Ln(Haynes Bridge Middle School)
headed toward 400