Description
Sometimes cars fly by fast sometimes don't even stopping for pedestrian I wanted to ask the city if could flashing lighting system and signage for pedestrian Crossing
Making the busy crosswalk safer ▶ Archived
200 Tramway Blvd Se Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Issue ID:
2453355Submitted To:
City of Albuquerque - PeopleSoftCategory:
OtherViewed:
675 timesNeighborhood:
Singing ArrowReported via:
mobile applicationReported:
onService Request ID:
14891661- Share
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4 Comments
Acknowledged 311 Citizen Contact Center (Verified Official)
Bonnie Wilson (Registered User)
Jnossoff (Registered User)
Issue ID: 2008342
Viewed: 889 times
Neighborhood: Singing Arrow
Reported via: mobile application
Reported: on 11-02-2015
Service Request ID: 1102152
DESCRIPTION
The curbs, median, and special pavestones on Tramway Blvd at this location give the APPEARANCE that this is a designated pedestrian crossing. It is very frequently used by pedestrians as a crosswalk. BUT, there are no signs or traffic pavement markings indicating a designated pedestrian crossing. Are pedestrians "jaywalking" or are drivers required to stop when there is someone in the zone? This ambiguity may someday result in a pedestrian injury or worse. "Issue Type" is "confusing lack of signs and pavement markings".
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