Eastbound R Street NW between 37th and 36th St NW, shrubs and trees are blocking two signs: (1) stop sign ahead and (2) speed limit. Both signs are inside a school zone and very important for safety.

There is a problem with the timing of the streetlights and walk sign at this intersection. Cars hoping to turn right off Wisconsin onto M street encroach on pedestrians crossing M street, and often hurry into the intersection. This results in both danger to pedestrians and congestion all up Wisconsin. I recommend inserting a green right turn arrow where there is a no walk sign for pedestrians to give everyone ample time to cross or turn and ease the flow of traffic.

Pedestrian walk signs in the city tend to move with the wind - so it seems. MANY are not visable to the pedestrians who are crossing the street due to being turned the wrong way or in a way that isn't facing the oncoming pedestrians. People literally cannot see the walk or don't walk signals. I have seen this in many places in the District, but the sign in front of Zed's at 28th and M Street, NW seems to always been turned the wrong way. And, in this heavily pesdestrian-trafficked area of Georgetown many people try to "make a run for it" in front of oncoming cars because they cannot see the "don't walk" sign. Pedestrian walk signals should be firmly positioned to face oncoming pedestrians, but sadly many seem to swivel for unexplained reasons. This is dangerous and should be looked into.