A field investigation was done on Triangle Drive, there are currently no speed limit signs however there are curve warning signs in advance of the sharp curves, some with speed advisory plaques. The city’s standard practice is to not install 35mph speed limit signs since the city has a statutory “35mph unless otherwise posted” speed limit. However since there is a speed limit change from 45mph on Glenwood Ave to 35mph on Triangle Dr, the city will have a 35mph speed limit sign posted.

An inspector inspected the property on 5/6/13 and found no violations at this time.

The Public Works Department has responded. A traffic calming evaluation was completed on Plaza Place last week. The street qualified for the Major project list but ranks 77th out of 91 streets on the list. The street had traffic calming installed in 2006 as a major project. As a major project the street would not have speed humps as an option. Being so far down the project list, we feel no additional traffic calming will be implemented in the near future.

We will contact RPD and ask for added enforcement of the existing stop signs and speed limits. Thanks.

We like to direct residents to contact the police through the City website. They can go to the “Police District” portion on the Police page and contact the District Commander directly. That way they can give specific information like time of day or day of week when the enforcement would be most beneficial, where we can only give generalities.

RPD Traffic Enforcement Unit will monitor this area and the beat officers in the Northwest District will increase patrol and enforcement, as well.

Thank you. This is being referred to our Public Works Department and when they have responded an update will be posted.

The Public Works Department has responded. Just added it to the list of Pedestrian crossing needed to be installed. These signals will be installed as project monies become available.

Thanks for the quick response!

Sign is fixed!! What terrific service!! Thanks SCF and COR Public Works!

This has been corrected.

This has been repaired. Thanks for reporting.

This was fixed this morning.

Public Works has responded. We have installed a new sign.

The sign in the median has been fixed and they checked for debris.

This has been fixed.

This issue has been forwarded to the Northwest District Station for review, an update will be posted once I hear back from them.

The Raleigh Police Department has responded. Over the past month we have monitored the intersection and conducted two special projects to address the concerns about drivers running the red light. What we found was very few actual violations. As the law is written, to be a violation the vehicle must “enter” the intersection when the light is red. Due to the large size of the intersection, many cars are still in the intersection when the light turns red, but because they entered the intersection when the light was yellow – they are not in violation. This often times makes it appear as if the driver is in violation. What may help is adding a longer delay between the light turning red, and the cross traffic light turning green, to allow cars to clear the intersection before cross traffic starts. We will forward this to DOT for assessment.

Thank you for the input. I'm wondering if these were marked or unmarked cars. I sit at the straight lane right next to the 3 turn lanes and clearly see cars pulling into the intersection a full second or more after the light has turned red. So much so that the oncoming traffic frequently must wait a couple of seconds after their light is green to actually start into the intersection. However, when there are marked cars around, everyone seems to be on their best behavior. I'll leave it closed because I got my answer, but I do not believe the "very few actual violations" portions at all, considering I see it daily and know the rule that it's OK to enter the intersection while the light is yellow.

These signs are maintained by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. We have notified the District Engineer. NCDOT does not track See, Click, Fix inquiries. If you'd like to follow up on this issue with them, please call (919) 733-3213.

This area is outside the Raleigh City Limits. These streets are maintained by NCDOT. NCDOT does not track See, Click, Fix inquiries. If you'd like to follow up on this issue with them, please call (919) 733-3213.

The Maintenance crew was able to repair this sign. There are steep hill warning signs on both sides of the pedestrian bridge (1 on House Creek Trail and 2 on Reedy Creek trail), there are not any signs missing now. Thanks for reporting.

The Public Works Department has reported a traffic signal technician checked the intersection this morning. He found two bad detectors which were replaced and monitored. All signals are now functioning correctly. If the problem should resurface please let us know. Thank you!

This light was reset yesterday evening. Thanks for reporting.

The Public Works Department has reported this has been fixed. Thanks!

Teh Public Works Department has responded and this has been completed.