Traffic PLUS

No flex posts installed so it defeats purpose . Right across the street from a park where traffic calming is needed

Vandalized / destroyed flex post needs replacing (bowers and Sherman!

Request for Parking Lines to be Striped. Residents are taking over multiple spots, parking into Sidewalks. Can the Parallel parking lines be striped as soon as possible.

Resident states there need to be yellow lines implemented near this intersection as there have been many accidents near this corner. As well as pedestrians being hit. Nothing has been about this.

The double yellow lines are missing and people are driving on the wrong side of the street making a very hazardous situation for other pedestrians and motorists.

The delineator's on both side of the street are damaged once again. Some of the people on this block think that they can just damage city property. This is a very tight block so the delineator's are definitely needed. Please find a a better solution so that this doesn't keep occurring.

The east bound road markings are so faded it is hard to know how to stay in lane properly and safely as you travel towards Communipaw Ave. Especially as it is getting darker sooner, and when there is bad weather--this becomes a dangerous stretch of road. Please re mark the lanes. Thank you.

Down delineator

This entire corner (at Baldwin/Pavonia) needs to be painted with delineation lines to BLOCK OFF PARKING as it becomes a dangerous intersection since people cannot see/choose to ignore the “No Parking” sign partially hidden by a tree.

Will delineator tubes be put to protect the daylighting crosswalks and bicycle lane? Cars continue to park within those painted areas that do not have the delineator tubes. Tubes were installed on Mallory, but only between Communipaw and Lexington Ave.

This issue is a continuation of Issue ID: 12655350, which was prematurely closed by "Traffic – Jean W"

The issue was regarding Logan ave. There is no stop line on Logan Ave, where it intersects Freeman Ave. Can you please add a half length stop line on Logan Ave.