Traffic PLUS

The intersection of Sip Avenue and Holmes Avenue is extremely dangerous, particularly when turning off Holmes onto Sip. Excessive parking on the corners of both streets severely obstructs visibility, forcing drivers to inch out just to see incoming traffic. Many cars on Sip Avenue are speeding far above the limit, creating a high risk of a serious collision. We urgently need "No Parking" signs and yellow curb lines painted at the intersection corners to clear the sight-lines and prevent an accident before someone is killed.

I recently reported cars parked in the bus stop on Fairmount near the corner of Bergen I was told that the violation could not be enforced because there is only one bus stop sign here I am requesting the addition of a second bus stop sign and a yellow curb indicating where parking is prohibited so that these violations can be enforced Thank you n

Street sign at B'way and Tonnele is hanging on one side and could be dangerous/harmful if it falls.

This crosswalk in front of 135 Montgomery is dangerous. I have nearly been hit twice Please install flashing lights so people can cross safely

Missing one way sign, there’s going to be a head on crash.

There is a sign posted on the corner of 10th and Brunswick stating that there is a reserved parking spot (ironically in front of a fire hydrant).

This sign appears to be illegitimate and illegal. The same car is parking using these signs daily.

Reporting this as the sign and threaten to tow cars here appears to be illegitimate and illegal.

The fire hydrant is blocked by the car that parks here daily and the signage does not appear to be approved by Jersey City.

The constant parking outside of this restaurant increases backup of cars turning off grand. I have witnessed multiple near accidents as cars pass on the opposite side of a two way road to avoid the tailgating and illegal parking that occurs here. It’s only a matter of time….

A simple parking delineation collapsible bollard or raised pad to enforce no parking would suffice

Pedestrian safety sign damaged and outside 807 Newark Please replace This is how awful the drivers here are

The area along Washington Blvd directly in front of the building is a fire lane with a yellow curb intended for emergency use and loading/unloading, however cars are parking here on a daily basis. The signs that are posted only note not to park in the bike lane. See attached photos for reference. Is there a way to have these signs updated to No standing Fire Lane Loading and Unloading Only or something of this in nature? The JCFD has presented this as concern when they have been on site because if there was an emergency, there would be no place for them to park their trucks. In addition this becomes a hazard for bikers, as cars pull into the bike lane where the loading area is full of cars.

This signpost needs to be removed.

Wayfinding sign knocked over