WestRaleighResident

The bus stop sign on northbound Captial Blvd. at the Crabtree Blvd intersection was knocked down a few months ago, and never replaced. This bus stop was located immediately before the traffic light, in the large grass island.

About a foot of the bottom of the pole from the old bus stop still remains.

Please but up a new CAT bus stop sign at this intersection, it should be labeled for routes "1" and "26c".

Please have this overgrowth cleared. This portion of sidewalk is currently unusable.

There is a bus stop sign here for CAT and Wolfline. However, the CAT bus (route 12) does not travel on this side of the intersection.

The CAT bus comes from Kaplan and makes a left on Gorman. So, the sign on Gorman Street should be moved to just after the intersection with Kaplan, rather then just before the intersection.

The CAT bus shelter in Avent Ferry Shopping Center is covered in spray-painted graffiti.

There is new graffiti at the CAT bus stop on Gorman St, at the McKimmon Center.

The graffiti looks similar to that in issue #134511

The CAT bus stop sign at the first bus shelter at Longview Shopping Center was knocked down a while ago, and never replaced.

There should be a Bus Stop sign here for Route "15" and Route "34".

The cover for this hole has fallen about a foot into the hole.

The hole is on the grass strip between the sidewalk and the street on Marcom Street. This is a safety hazard to pedestrians, because it is near the end of the sidewalk, where pedestrians must cross the grass strip to walk on the side of the road.

This is new graffiti and it appears to be drawn with a permanent marker.

The majority of the "Don't Walk" pedestrian signals at this intersection are not working (not lighting up).

A couple weeks ago, the same issue was reported and fixed, but the fix did not last long.

This is a bit dangerous because it's a high-pedestrian traffic intersection, and pedestrians need to be particularly alert when not to walk due to the left-turn signal for traffic.

Hopefully the pedestrian signals can be replaced, or fixed in a way that'll last more then a few weeks.

Most of the "Don't Walk" light bulbs are out at the Marcom and Gorman intersection. This is a major safety hazard for pedestrians, because it is easy to overlook when cars have a left-turn signal, and pedestrians should not walk.