Dunwoody Driver

People traveling east on Spalding often do not yield to traffic originating on Hunters Woods Dr or Mt. Vernon. They do not slow down. A friend got rear-ended by someone who blew through the yield. Maybe a second Yield sign 50-100 yards west on Spalding before that intersection might notify more drivers to slow down and watch traffic. (If it has the flashing lights like the 4 way stop at Dunwoody Club and Jett Ferry, even better). Thanks.

When taking a left from Dunwoody Club onto Mount Vernon (heading towards Spalding), the left turn arrow is on a very short cycle (7-9 seconds). Maybe one or two cars make it through on the green arrow, the rest are yellow or red. This was reported before and noted as fixed, but it wasn't. I can email a video if it would be helpful.

Leaving Hunters Woods subdivision, the traffic light used to cycle after 20-25 seconds. It's been much longer lately and this morning I timed it at a full 2 minutes. This leaves the cars on Spalding and Hunters Woods Drive sitting at the intersection for a long time while there is no traffic on Mt. Vernon/Spalding. It was better when it cycled faster.

Outside the entrance to Deerfield North, there's a new pothole on Mt. Vernon.

The light usually cycles every 20-25 seconds. This morning it held red for almost 2 minutes for the Spalding & Hunters Woods direction (it was red when I pulled up so it could have been longer). This has happened before when a storm knocked the timing off.

At the intersection of Mt. Vernon and Dunwoody Club, there is a left turn lane and traffic light arrow to turn left and continue on Mt. Vernon towards Spalding. In the evening, this left turn arrow light will stay red for up to 3 complete cycles of all the other green lights at the intersection. The cars behind the lead car honk for the lead car to run the light, thinking it's broken. Then the honking cars will go around the left side of the lead car and into the oncoming traffic lane to make the left turn, running the light. After they are a little ways down Mt. Vernon, that's when the green arrow come on for the left turn. This is dangerous and should be changed to allow a left turn green arrow with every cycle of the intersection traffic lights.
Thank you