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Traffic Sign Repair Closed

1900 East 40th Street Minneapolis, MN 55407, USA - Standish

2013-06-11 · Reported by Nicole · Share · Flag Flagged
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  2013-06-12 · Flag Flagged
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Traffic Sign Repair Archived

3600 20th Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55407, USA - Standish

2013-03-13 · Reported by Corey Needleman · Share · Flag Flagged
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  Your request to Minneapolis 311 has been accepted. Your service request ID is 7869
  
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  2013-03-13 · Flag Flagged
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Traffic Signal Timing Archived

2975-3009 East 38th Street Minneapolis, MN 55406, USA - Standish

2013-01-27 · Reported by Holocron · Share · Flag Flagged
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  Your request to Minneapolis 311 has been accepted. Your service request ID is 4814
  
  2013-01-27 · Flag Flagged
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  2013-01-29 · Flag Flagged
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Traffic Sign Repair Archived

3852-3856 30th Ave S Minneapolis, MN 55406, USA - Standish

Inadequate Signage

2012-10-17 · Reported by Grant · Share · Flag Flagged
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  Your request to Minneapolis 311 has been accepted. Your service request ID is 2691
  
  2012-10-17 · Flag Flagged
- Grant
  
  This app didn't save the full context of my report. The dead end signage is what's inadequate. Cars constantly turn from 39th Street onto the 3800 block of 30th Avenue S only to realize there is no access to 38th Street. The result is back and forth traffic, day and night. Back the one sign away from intersection and put another across from it would be ideal.
  
  2012-10-17 · Flag Flagged
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  2012-10-29 · Flag Flagged
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Traffic Signal Timing Archived

3026-3040 E 38th St Minneapolis, MN 55406, USA - Standish

Poorly timed signals. Excessive waiting at red.

2012-11-15 · Reported by Holocron (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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  Your request to Minneapolis 311 has been accepted. Your service request ID is 3311
  
  2012-11-15 · Flag Flagged
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  work in progress/all signal timing changing
  
  2012-11-16 · Flag Flagged
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Need a Crosswalk Open

4200 Standish Ave S Minneapolis, MN 55407 - Standish

This part of the city has tremendous foot traffic with families walking with strollers, kids and dogs. For years we have pleaded with our neighborhood @#$%'n for a crosswalk somewhere between 28th Ave and Cedar Ave.
Can we get this done?

2009-09-14 · Reported by Steve B. (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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- Steve Minne
  
  There is a meeting on April 1st at 6:30 at the SENA office (42nd & Cedar) to discuss traffic calming on 42nd St. This meeting is a good opportunity to hear ideas and share your own.
  
  2010-04-01 · Flag Flagged
- L Stanley (Guest)
  
  The SENA Business Development and Transportation Group has started to brainstorm ideas. I think now with the warmer weather this has a little more traction. Go read the SENA e-democracy site for more notes.
  
  2010-04-05 · Flag Flagged
- Steve Minne
  
  Seen at the Minnesota State Fair yesterday. We could use several of these along Cedar Ave, 42nd St and perhaps 28th Ave in the Standish-Ericsson neighborhood.
  
  2010-09-06 · Flag Flagged
- Sean Hayford Oleary
  
  If a standard crosswalk is not considered adequate (though it should be), perhaps a HAWK crossing might be considered (sort of a half-traffic-light, but only for pedestrians). The "false sense of security" business is based on research from the 70s -- basically the idea being that if we don't mark crosswalks, we successfully intimidate pedestrians into not asserting their right of way (and thus reduce crashes). More recent research shows that simple police ticketing for a few weeks significantly increases crosswalk compliance by drivers. Which approach seems better -- enforcing the law, or intimidating the most vulnerable users of the road?
  
  2012-07-20 · Flag Flagged
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