Traffic PLUS

Private individuals, especially UPS trucks, have decided it's OK to crush these delineators by parking on top of them. This has been reported many times to parking enforcement, with no ticketing follow through. This is destruction of city infrastructure by entitled jerks, and negates the point of the city project of installing this infrastructure for the safety of residents in a town where drivers routinely drive and behave dangerously.

Please reinstall them, and use more substantial delineators that can't be crushed by parking on top of them. Thank you.

Cars always pull up too far (and park in front of) the crosswalk to cross Newark Ave on Central. It’s obviously because there are no markings on the road, so it’s never possible to actually use the curb cut with a stroller, wheelchair or other mobility assistance device. This has been like this for at least a year now. Please paint a proper crosswalk and/or stopping line for cars…

Car is parked at the no parking area meant to be a vision zero space for cars to see pedestrians. Please add roadway delineators so that cars can’t park there and pedestrians can cross safely.

The lane shift at the intersection due to construction is dangerous. Although it’s simple, no one seems to understand it. The cars in the left lane who are headed north always verge into the right lane once through the light.

Yesterday a bus heading south merged into the oncoming lane and almost hit me.

I use this route multiple times a day and always have an issue. Yesterday I had 2 very close calls and I usually anticipate no one will follow the lines.

It’s a disaster. Please help.

I also see a request for issues at 1st street. No one seems to understand that is now one lane turning onto the Marin.

Thank you.

A moving truck is currently parked over the corner delineators, flattening them. They have been reported to parking enforcement, but the delineators will need to be repaired (parking enforcement says they don't handle that)

Westbound traffic on Sussex Street ( Greene intersection ) routinely ignores or doesn’t see the RIGHT TURN ONLY signage painted on the road, and continues through the intersection.
Exacerbated by parked traffic just before the intersection, which partially blocks the signage- see truck in photo.

I have witnessed this for several years as we live on this corner. My wife works from home and sees this happen hundreds of times a day.

This is a safety concern as they often drive quickly.

Perhaps the traffic light could be changed to a right turn only arrow.
The signage could be better.
Parking could be restricted so the painted signage is not obscured.

Thank you

There is a no-stop zone here at the intersection that is almost impossible to see for drivers at night and in inclement weather. There should be signage warning drivers of the rail train tracks before the no-stop zone leading up to the tracks that can be seen at night and guard rails between traffic and the rail tracks that are also visible at night. Anything to improve visibility will increase safety measures in this area. measures, especially during heavy rain, sleet, and snow.

There are no crosswalk markings on road at this crossing. It’s an area with lots of pedestrians and very unsafe to cross. Also, because there are no lines on the road, cars are almost always blocking the curb cut on the other side for wheelchair & stroller access.

cones and delineator need to be added to mark clear lanes and division.
commuters constantly ducking and diving into Right hand dedicated turn lane from 9th street to Tunnel. What is the construction update for this?

Hi - the striping at this intersection is incomplete, some of the corners the painting wasn't finished I'm guessing due to cars being parked the day they worked on it.

Also, the "no parking signs beyond this point" need to be moved accordingly to where the new striping indicates no parking (I have another ticket about this too)

Also- when will the delineators be installed?

I just narrowly escaped an accident due to a parked car on the crosswalk of Sherman Pl that forced me to go out too far to look at incoming traffic at summit Ave.

We continue to request a stop sign at this intersection, but at the very least, the delineators are requested ASAP as the striping alone doesn't do anything.

Request for a curb extension / delineator to be installed along the curb at this location. It is impossible to see when pulling out of Carteret Ave and onto Garfield Ave because of cars parked on Garfield all the way up to the street. Barrios Auto Tech continuously parks cars here. There are many pedestrians crossing here as well.