This issue was recategorized from Traffic Sign Complaint to Pavement Marking Issue.

Traffic - KC (Permits) assigned this issue to Traffic - DS (Signs)

The vehicles parked on the south side of the street are all illegally parked and are blocking a bike lane. This parking restriction will be enforced to ensure that the bike lane and travel lane remain unobstructed. There is more than enough space for two cars to pass each other in the marked travel lanes without illegally parked vehicles.

The parking restrictions are not being enforced - there are cars/trucks parked all the way up CPD today causing the street to be too narrow for two cars to pass in the actual lanes.

and yet again today the street is a mess. Saw a very close call for a truck and a car passing at the same time. Please enforce the parking restrictions.

There was a police officer writing tickets this morning (Thursday) at around 9:30. This is the first step...

The signage is confusing. The sign says "no stopping anytime" but there are clearly marked parking spaces. Is it permitted to park here?

Parking is permitted in the designated locations. The sign details the fact that parking is not permitted in the bike lane path between the designated parking locations and the sidewalk.

Thanks

Are you kidding? So these cars will continue to be parked in the spaces in the middle of the street? How do you expect this already congested street to handle all the traffic when 2 cars can't even go by at the same time on the two lanes? Can you tell me who made the decision? And how can we petition to change it.

The construction of the roadway is similar on Ames Street and other areas within the city. Additional feedback or concerns can be shared with the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department.

The NO STOPPING ANYTIME signs have been posted for the south side of the roadway have been posted and enforcement is ongoing. The design of the roadway provides parking on the north side of the roadway, leaving two full width travel lanes for safe travel on Cambridge Park Drive.