Description
3 drivers this week have driven onto the Metropolitan Branch Trail putting danger putting pedestrians and bicyclists in danger. There should be a flex post or solid barrier at every entrance to the trail, preventing southbound and northbound travel. The last driver was able to enter the trail at R st. and drive over 1 mile to the end of the trail at beneath Franklin st. completely unobstructed by any barrier other than bicyclists, walkers and children. Since there are no cross streets carrying traffic across the trail, it should be clear that it is not open to cars. We are talking about 6 flex posts in total where the trail intersects R (1 post) st, S st (2 posts), T st (2 posts) and Edgewood rd (1 post). Thank you for your help MBT TrailRagner GH
MBT TrailRanger GH
7 Comments
Acknowledged DC 311 (Registered User)
Closed DC 311 (Registered User)
Metropolitan Branch Trail, Washington, District of Columbia
3 drivers this week have driven onto the Metropolitan Branch Trail this month , in danger and bicyclists and restaurants. Ther
By WHEELER, CONSTANCE G: 7/21/2014 11:19:33 AM
Cannot install flex poles since building entrance located on the other side of trail. Moreover, pavement markings exist with Stop sign (see photos). per Mr. Nino
Reopened Bryan (Registered User)
Bryan (Registered User)
Acknowledged DC 311 (Registered User)
WABA Trail Ranger (Registered User)
Closed DC 311 (Registered User)
Comments update: 14-00210936-Flex posts needed on Met Branch Trail
Metropolitan Branch Trail, Washington, District of Columbia
3 drivers this week have driven onto the Metropolitan Branch Trail this month , in danger and bicyclists and restaurants. Ther
By WHEELER, CONSTANCE G: 7/24/2014 3:30:59 PM
This is a duplicate request please refer to service request number
By WHEELER, CONSTANCE G: 7/24/2014 3:33:16 PM
This is a duplicate request please refer to service request number 1354133 for updates.