Is it me, or has 18th Street looked bombed out for nearly a year. It's impossible to ride your bicycle up it any more. The city seems to constantly be digging it up, putting down asphalt, and then redoing it all. The whole street is like riding over railroad tracks. It just shows that DC is incapable of carrying out any public work on time or coherently.

Pylon marking bike lane detached from pavement.

Signal light in middle of PA ave missing cover plate. 6th and PA NW. East side of street in bike lane.

Bus and bike only lanes are consistently ignored and a poorly maintained on 7th and 9th Streets NW

Pavement markings and public plans show westbound traffic should be shown a "No U, No Left Turn" sign. In the center of the roadway and bike lanes there are two "No U" signs but the design used doesn't indicate that left turns are also prohibited.

FedEx truck doubled parked blocking bike lane and unloading truck. This is an almost daily occurrence at this location. Beyond forcing bicyclists out of the bike lane, is also partially blocking the vehicle lane causing traffic to partially go into the oncoming traffic lane to get past the dangerously parked FedEx truck.

Bollard ripped out of the street, PA Ave bike lanes at 4th street Nw. Bollard lying loose in the street, needs to be reinstalled.

sunken-in lid in middle of bike lane is severe hazard for cyclists on this busy street

I always try my best to be respectful of pedestrians and cars but often times it's a battle for commuting cyclists like me. It would be nice if there was better education/awareness marketing for the local public, drivers and pedestrians alike about where the bike lanes are located in DC. There have been many times when I have had a green light in a bike lane only to have to stop for pedestrians standing in it because they're waiting to cross the street. I have a bike bell but this doesn't seem to help them understand they aren't supposed to be there. If I was in a car, it would be fairly obvious to not stand in the middle of the road, but a lot of pedestrians treat the bike lanes as extra sidewalk while waiting for their crossing light. My personal favorite are the drivers who make U-turns into the bike lanes along Pennsylvania Ave. I thought crossing the white lines in general was a moving violation? I know most police officers probably have better things to do, but it would be nice if sometime they caught a couple offenders to set an example for a month to let drivers know that it is (likely) against the law, and dangerous for cyclists who may crash into them.

There are tons of potholes on 2nd Street near the Hart Senate building and it makes it hard to bike.

Mass Ave surrounding Union Station is in shambles- there are so many pot holes and so much uneven road- between all the traffic and the cars and bicycles trying to avoid the potholes- it's so dangerous!

Southbound 15th street bike lane is very rough and has multiple potholes in need of repair. As a result, many southbound cyclists ride in the northbound lane, creating dangerous conditions.

the lights in the pedestrian/bike tunnel underneath the split at foxhall & canal roads NW have been out since early spring. that tunnel is creepy to begin with, but without lights it's even worse - especially if you are biking, b/c your eyes don't have a chance to adjust. the tunnel is generally wet from the canal as well, so not having lighting in there increases the chance of slips/falls. this situation is dangerous and needs to be fixed ASAP.

We need dedicated bike and bus lanes to make K Street an intermodal great street for our city.

Along 7th Street, between Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Avenues, there is a dediated bus/bike lane that is routinely used by vehicles. Constant swerving in and out of this lane creates a serious hazard for cyclists and impedes bus traffic to the point where the buses sit in a traffic jam.

Drivers within the District, whether they are residents or from MD or VA, are becoming more and more dangerous. Most concerning is the number of drivers who blow through yellow and red lights - I ride my bike around town and see this happen multiple times a day. Also concerning are the number of drivers that fly down residential streets - with complete disregard for bikers and pedestrians. The city needs to crack down on drivers breaking traffic rules and endangering everyone.