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Intersection of Columbus and Brunswick. Crossing Columbus. When traffic light turns green don’t walk sign does not change to walk.

This has been fixed 2x before. Ongoing problem.

Request of Stop for Pedestrian Signs in Road

Can something be implemented or installed at the top of the hill to stop mopeds and e-bikes constantly going down this hill.
Barriers would be great.

We need traffic lights here, with an exclusive pedestrian green light. I pass through this intersection on a daily basis both as a pedestrian and as a driver - it is scary! Coming from 9th St onto Manila Ave, the visibility is limited for drivers and there are 3 pedestrian crosswalks to keep track of. There are several schools in the immediate vicinity: Cordero, Scandi, HPMS.

Dangerous intersection - could we implement a stop sign?

Cars run this stop sign all the time. There are plenty of parents with children and strollers who walk to daycare and the cars just do not stop. Every intersection in this area is unsafe (warren and 2nd, warren and 1st, warren and bay, warren and Morgan). Cars tend to even speed up to go through the stop sign if they are you are walking towards the intersection and think they will have to stop for you.

This is a request for adding a leading pedestrian interval (LPI) on the intersection of palisades and south in all directions. I cross this street with my daughter in a stroller multiple times a day. I've seen many close calls with cars rushing to make turns onto palisades when the light turns green.

While last year, the walk signals were changed to illuminate along with the car signals (as opposed to having to press the button), cars still try to turn on green into the crosswalk before pedestrians start crossing. Having 3-6 seconds of time where only the walk signal is illuminated before cars have a green will allow pedestrians to start crossing safely and force cars to wait, creating a safer intersection for all of us.

Thank you!

Is it possible for the city to completely ban huge trucks to pass in this area? First, the streets are narrow and no such truck should be allowed in this residential areas.
Second, the trucks make a lot of noise when hitting the speed humps because they dont even stop and just fly over them.
Third, these huge trucks create a lot of traffic. Last week, one of them was stuck because it could not make the turn due to narrow streets.

It is the city's duty to put the appropriate signs so the drivers of these trucks are aware before even entering an area.

It is imperative that the city makes the life of its citizens SAFE and STRESSLESS.

Picture attached show la vehicle totaled after driver crossed double yellow as explained above

Requesting a speed bump be installed to slow both directions of traffic Southbound in particular a majority of cars exceed the speed limit by the time the are in front of 689 Marin Blvd No other measures taken by JC to date have effectively slowed the speed of traffic

Cars are frequently parked on the sidewalk, completely obstructing the path. At the curve where the sidewalk narrows, this forces pedestrians into the street day after day. Today, while pushing a stroller with a baby, we had to wait for traffic to clear, and the driver who had parked on the sidewalk became aggressive when we politely asked them not to block the path. I understand that there is a site entrance there, but this is one of the few accesses from downtown to the Heights. Can a removable barrier be placed?