Tunnel's lights are constantly out. The biggest safety concern there is no visibility of who is in the tunnel when utilizing it from the east bound lane (NFATC side). There is a 90 degree turn and impossible to see. Solution: It would be helpful to have a convex mirror installed so you can see what is around the corner before entering. A homeless man lives in the tunnel, but I have also seen group of young men urinating in the tunnel or "tagging". Should an incident take place in this tunnel there is no way to sound for help (cars passing ahead make too much noise) best thing is to install mirror so people can make a decision to utilize the tunnel or not (better solution install "blue light" type system which will notify police.)

Bumps and pothole nearly caused a crash.

Was working at courthouse in Fairfax County and sent to Dullas to see the Air Show when Dullas just opened up. Could not find the Air Show and walked around empty ghost terminal and underneath building as well to find someone to ask. Two police, then escorted me into a room and told me to strip. I do not look too Hispanic, perhaps a powdery Italian, and spoke perfect English. There were a number of plane crashes that day at the air-show that was possibly nearby, the manager of Dullas told me decades later.

Travel South on Route 1, turning Left onto 23rd, there is poor signage which I see causing "almost" accidents daily. When you turn LEFT, the far left lane can turn either onto 23rd St or can turn LEFT than an immediate RIGHT onto S. Clark St. The right lane of the double turn can only turn LEFT than an immediate RIGHT onto S. Clark. What happens though, is that some cars in the right lane of the double turn think that they can turn LEFT onto 23rd, causing an almost accident with a car to their LEFT who may be planning to turn RIGHT down S. Clark. Signage is poor --- either a bigger sign needs to be installed or the flow of traffic needs to be changed.

Pot holes and broken pavement - corner of S. Wakefield Street and S. 28th Rd.

Potholes and broken street, intersection of S. Wakefield St. and S 28th Rd.

VDOT told me they have no money to remove the english ivy that's killing these trees. Do they have money to plant new trees? They have money for a $1M bus stop!

Two potholes in concrete apron