Burlington, VT PLUS

Cars entering Harrison from Conger travel through an uncontrolled intersection with limited visibility. There are frequent close calls between pedestrians, cyclists, and cars at this intersection and it seems imminent that an accident will occur. I'd like to recommend a stop sign be placed on Conger at this location

Hello, I live on a side street off Shelburne Rd. (Clymer St.) I am wondering when this high traffic commuter artery will get some Street Calming. The posted speed limit is 30 mph, 25 in the area of the school crossing. Most all of the cars are driving over the speed limit, which is especially concerning when the school crossing lights are flashing. In addition, many cars drive through (run) the red light at the Prospect Pkw. intersection. I know well how fast the cars are traveling, as there is an electronic speed indicator in front of the Ready Funeral Home. I see this flashing at the cars speeding daily while walking my dog. Perhaps a police presence during rush hour, or a parked unmanned car could be a quickly implemented deterrent.

Please add some sort of traffic calming to Manhattan Drive between oak street and spring street. Parked cars are hit weekly. Cars use this as a speedway. It’s in a school zone and not safe.

Hi, sections of the painted bike lane on Pearl St (west-bound, eg between N Winooski and Battery St) are worn away. Can those be repainted this spring?
I commute by bike on Pearl St every day.

In the future I would love a more protected/separated bike lane on Pearl St, though understand this is more of a challenge w the street parking and bus stops along the road.

Thank you :)

Someone just drove through every single cone going northbound for both of the new chicane features. The cones are now scattered chaotically around the sections, which may be confusing to drivers.

This section of shelburne road contains numerous "bottlenecks" where the lane markings become narrower than a tractor trailer, this means that every single day, vehicles pass within inches of eachother. combine this with the foot deep wheel ruts that affect a vehicle ability to travel strait and you have an incredibly dangerous traffic condition. If we're going to continue to squeeze four lanes of traffic into that road, the pavement surface should really be a flat plane

Traffic light at North and Elmwood not functioning correctly

Drivers continually park on the sidewalk in front of the gas station. This is both a safety and accessibility issue for sidealk users. At minimum, please consider a sign in the greenbelt that says "no parking on sidewalk" with arrows. Thanks!

Please put in speed bumps that will actually slow cars down. People drive 50mph down Intervale Ave. It's extremely unsafe... kids are playing outside, people are walking and biking everywhere. It's actually scary to pull out of my driveway or open my door when I'm parked on the street. I've almost been hit by wreckless drivers, I've seen others almost hit. Many of these drivers truly don't care about anyone else.

Elmwood Ave (north of North St.) and Grove St (near the intersection with Barrett St.) are excellent examples of whats needed.

This is part of my regular walking path and at least a couple times a week I am cut off by a car or cyclist as I’m in the crosswalk. It seems to be a higher speed area between other requires stopping points on this well travelled road. When this happened to crosswalk I used to use a lot near Battery Park a cross walk cone helped some. We have some children in the neighbor who cross on their bikes here often as well. Thanks for considering - Melanie Jannery

With a nursing home at the corner of Poirier and children walking to school daily, there has been concern for someone getting hit. There are no side walks and drivers use this road as a short cut. I have seen many close calls because drivers are going well over the speed limit. It would be wonderful if we could install speed bumps like Gosse Court. Thank you!