Oncoming traffic cannot see cars that want to make the turn. This is one place that right turn on red should NOT be allowed. (The bridge and any cars in the left-hand lanes of the exit ramp will obscure any car in the right-hand lane of the ramp for drivers coming up Airmont Rd.)

Cars wanting to make the turn north onto Rt 202 cannot see cars approaching soon enough. Cars are going 50 mph and there is a hill to the right of this turn. Most cars turning onto northbound 202 will take some time to get up to speed. Many times drivers heading north on 202 have to slow down greatly so that they don't hit cars that have made that turn. Many drivers make the turn and CANNOT accelerate fast enough even though they see oncoming traffic. This is one place that right turn on red should not be allowed OR if the DOT can clear the sightline better so traffic coming up 306 can see oncoming traffic from further away, then it might be ok. But the hill to the right will still be a problem for all turning traffic. Better to wait for a light.

Route 306 in Monsey is very heavily traveled and the road is also narrow. You will find some horrible drivers in this area as well. I avoid it at all cost!

the area from Interstate Street to Connor School has a steep incline with limited vision. There is a high volume of commuter traffic and cars/buses going to and from the school. No sidewalks making it very dangerous for pedestrians

No visibility making left turn from Viola onto Spook Rock Road. Heavy traffic when RCC in session or weekend events.

traffic coming off route 202 onto Ladentown Rd at high speed

Missing Stop Line makes intersection of McNamara Rd and New Hempstead Rd quite dangerous. Line wasn't re-painted after last road work was performed.
We need a very prominent stop line at the stop sign on McNamara Rd at intersection with New Hempstead Rd/Union Rd. An additional non-mechanical traffic control device / signage is also warranted on the approach to that intersection.

Badly broken, deteriorated pavement and potholes in the right hand lane of northbound Airmont Road traffic, at the south side of the Route 59 intersection. Extends into the right eastbound lane of Route 59.