BKNelson

Heading north on Creedmoor, some cement truck must have accidentally dropped out a big pile of cement as it waited at the light. Now, there's a rather large pile of dried cement right in the middle of the lane. Cars are going around it and it's creating a safety hazard for drivers in the adjacent lanes! Can this please be removed?

Turning east off of Fordham Blvd to East 54 is a yield right of way lane...but, most drivers don't realize this and they stop. Can those traffic "cone-like" barriers be installed on that lane so that drivers better realize that it's a protected lane so that they can stop impeding traffic? There is a sign telling them this, but it's poorly placed and not seen because drivers are paying attention to the slow-down and traffic instead of looking at the sign that is placed too early in the upcoming turn. Perhaps the sign could be moved to the same location instead of the confusing yield sign? Yield indicates that it's not a protected turn...please replace that and add the barriers...and, I believe, better traffic flow will ensue.

Thanks very much for looking at this.

Two of the new LED lights blink incessantly at night (on the east side of the road next to the apartments).

When traveling West on Bob Wallace, one hits a REALLY LONG red light when waiting to cross SE California. One can also see that the light is green to cross Whitesburg Dr while one is sitting waiting for the green light. As the light goes to yellow on Whitesburg, the light to cross California then turns green and one is then forced to wait another inordinate amount of time to wait for that green light. Can these not be timed so that drivers can hit both lights at the same time versus getting to travel a 100 feet before hitting the next light? This isn't an issue of timing as the light is triggered by weight - regardless of the traffic situation, the lights are ALWAYS mis-timed. Can you please remedy this??

Thanks very much

There was an accident on this corner four days ago and the glass/debris is still littering the corner. It's actually quite unsafe because I have to walk around it into the very busy street to go around this spot (so as to not take the chance on my dogs cutting their paws on the glass shards).

Dead deer on the side of the road

Hi there - there are about zillion cigarette butts and other trash lining the concrete median (the ones I'm mostly seeing are as I wait to enter 540W. As it's a spot where cars sit to wait, it's become a "I better toss my cigarette out before I hop onto the highway" spot. Thanks!

As soon as you turn right onto Ray from Howard, there are two REALLY deep potholes (that have been here for about two years). That intersection is a really busy one and we cyclists who have to veer out into traffic to go around them are really putting our lives at risk.

I lived in the apartments there three years ago and this sinkhole was present then. I drove by there today and couldn't believe that this sinkhole is STILL there. Drivers know it's there and drive around it by veering into the next lane - I can't tell you how many times I've seen almost-accidents because people go around it.

The new LED light that was installed continually blinks on/off after a few seconds each.

Multiple potholes starting at this entry-street into the marked complex all the way down to the entrance of Lake Lynn (heading west).

Thank you

Two separate locations on the westbound side...one quite significant. The spots are as one is nearing the entrance to the parking lot for Shelley Lake on the inside lanes.

Heading south on Creedmoor...about 50m from Stonehenge...left lane potholes.

Heading south...about 25m before you come to Camelia Drive...left lane.

As soon as you turn right onto Ray from Howard, there's a rather deep pothole right on the side of the road. I'm a biker and that corner is dangerous enough because of traffic - the pothole makes it even more dangerous as we cyclists try to avoid it and cars at the same time.

Thanks very much