Traffic PIU

Intersection between Gardner Ave & Summit Ave. Cars are frequently parked at or near the intersection, making it dangerous to cross this intersection. There used to be a No parking sign that was removed (see picture). Requesting to re-install the sign and paint the sidewalk yellow to mark a no-parking zone.

https://law.justia.com/codes/new-jersey/2009/title-39/39-4/39-4-138

According to TITLE 39 - MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC REGULATION
39:4-138

Parking is not permitted "Within 25 feet of the nearest crosswalk or side line of a street "

All delineators on Washington at Bus stop in front of Newport PATH station down

Crosswalk is unpainted and cars typically turn onto Towers St at high speeds. A lack of visibility, combined with the wide turning radii makes this intersection unsafe for pedestrians. It would be great if this crossing could be shortened and visibility could be increased!

Damaged bump out billiards

Requesting the construction of necessary traffic calming measures on Manhattan Ave (a two lane, residential roadway with a posted speed of less than 30 mph) between 157 and 195.

There are two left-turn lanes from northbound Washington to westbound 14th. There needs to be lane indicators for these two lanes so that the left-turners don't smash into each other.

Is there anyway to have a sign put here to indicate no parking Or regular enforcement of the area? Cars consistently park on this corner in the fire hydrant making it difficult to turn down this street I have reported on WOTS as requested but it consistently happens

plastic bollard post was run over by a delivery truck and is blocking the bike lane, i tripped over it the other day

A constituent called to report that there is no crosswalk painted from the southeast corner to the southwest corner of this busy street. According to a resident, the painted crosswalk was denied to be painted because there are two cut curbs on either side of 3rd Street and Coles Street. However, as you can see from the pictures attached, the cut curb on the southwest corner of Coles/3rd is a newly renovated apartment building with no garage doors just a window on the building facing Coles. No need whatsoever for a cut curb.

This striping is dated and dangerous. All crosswalks should marked/zebra striping or an equivalent design.

This also looks like a very fresh paint job, why are we still using this pattern when we know it isn't any good?

Half of the striping was removed during road work but never repainted. The other half of the striping is almost completely faded away