City of Fort Lauderdale PLUS

This is regarding southbound SW 4th Ave at the Davie Blvd intersection.

Often cars wanting to make a right turn will squeeze between the cars in the right lane and the curb via the bike lane to make their right turn on red.

This morning while bicycling: I was waiting at the Davie Blvd intersection for a green light. A car squeezed by a car in the right lane to get behind me for a right turn. I was honked at and cursed at to move out of the way so this woman can make a right turn on red. This is the first time this has happened to me this year. Last year I would say this has happened to me about five times, all involving honking and cursing for me to move so that these people can make a right turn on red. This is a very uncomfortable situation.

My issue is that this intersection does not seem to be complete or has a design flaw. The bicycle lane line seems to disappear about a car length before the stop line. Looking at the next major intersection on southbound 4th Ave, it is SW 17th Street. The bicycle lane line at this intersection goes right to the stop line at the intersection. Please see attached images.

I would assume that the simple solution, and request, extending the bicycle lane all the way to the stop line at Davie Blvd intersection, with a "turning vehicles to yield to bikes" sign. Fort Lauderdale about a month or so ago has added new bicycle lanes with green paint on NE 3rd Street between NE 3rd Ave and Federal Hwy. Can we continue this trend with my request to extend the bicycle lane makings WITH the addition of painting the bike lane green just before the intersection. Please see additional attached images.

Florida continues to rank as the most dangerous state for pedestrians and bicyclist, can we please make our streets safe for ALL users of the road.

Post for stop sign split in half.. causing the sign to fall over.

Also, the Orange Isle curve/SW 10th Ave intersection double yellow lines need to be repainted to remind drivers making that curve which side of the road they belong on.

There are two or three light s out in this block and heading south behind the Trump building.. Very Dark from 600 south towards windamar street. THANKS for attention.. to this matter.

both street light near this corner are not working VERY Dark.. thanks

I have wrote the city emails since 2011 re: multiple accidents occurring OVER THE YEARS in the corner of SE 30th Street and SE 6th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, 33316.

I (and a line of cars) was, twice today, unable to trigger the left turn signal from eastbound 84 onto northbound 9th Ave.

At approx 633am today, two light signals went by without a green for northbound 9th Ave. About 6 cars in line, while southbound 9th Ave (with cars inline) would get a green signal. After waiting for two cycles, I had to make a right turn on east Davie blvd, make a u-turn to head onto west Davie blvd. thanks.

Southbound us1and eastbound commercial blvd green at the same time. Please hurry.

I noticed that the Pedestrian Crossing Signal is not working properly for crossing A1A at Las Olas Blvd! When you push the button to cross (northern crosswalk over A1A) the Walk Signal will light, quickly change to the Countdown , but then cars will still turn off of E. Las Olas onto A1A well before the crossing time is up!! I tested this several times and got the same results. Very dangerous!!!

Here's a leak in the pipe running into the new river. It's 2 feet to the right of the no mooring sign just beyond the circle on w las olas blvd where it ends at river

Street flooding