Burlington, VT PLUS

The whole point of these Planters was to be on the street but now they’re on the Greenway. Can they be put back onto the street please? These are for slowing traffic.

The right turn only lane on Lakeside approaching the Champlain Parkway from the west is unnecessary, confusing, and unsafe. There is not enough traffic volume to justify it. Cars regularly use it when going straight, which causes safety concerns when merging with drivers in the actual straight ahead lane to its left, which must shift right to get into the lane beyond the intersection. I suggest a few options. The preferred option is to restripe this whole section to put in bike lanes on each side, and only one lane in each direction for motorized traffic. Another option is to narrow the roadway by blocking off the right lane; maybe make it a parking lane, but with barriers at each end to prevent vehicles from driving there (but make the barrier pervious to bikes). The final and least desirable option (but better than status quo) would be to turn the right lane into the through lane and make the left/middle lane a left turn-only lane for the Innovation Center - also unnecessary but causing less harm, and less confusion. Any of these would improve safety in this section.

Traffic flow between College & Main St. on S Willard is dangerous and unreasonably congested during peak hours.

Turning out of our driveway on the east (parking) side of Willard north of College St. is already treacherous at all hours of the day due to limited visibility; on average, I experience a near-collision roughly twice a week despite an abundance of caution, and I have seen my neighbors t-boned more than once trying to get out of the driveway.

Extreme traffic backups during peak hours make this problem FAR worse - cars waiting to turn left on College St or Main St cause southbound backups to Bradley, Buell, and - occasionally - Pearl St.

The best solution would be to install a left-turn arrow on Willard St for cars trying to get onto eastbound Main St... or at College St. to try and direct more traffic toward campus that way.

Also, with full awareness that parking was moved to the east side of Willard only a few years ago, I'll underscore that it has created a very dangerous situation for people living on that side of the street. With cars parked further out than usual due to snow, and routine encroachment into driveway entrances by people parking on the street, it's made even more awful.

All of this is also dangerous to pedestrians, who regularly cross Willard at Bradley and Buell, despite there being no marked crosswalks there (please don't add them... it'll only make congestion worse).

Anyway, you're the experts, but something must be done.

Looking to have bike racks installed in front of Barrio Bakery on North Winooski Avenue

Bike rack on Archibald by the Dspacito

Customer called and stated there needs to be signage before the speed bumps to make people aware they are there, or need to put some yellow paint down just before the bumps to make people aware, cars can be damaged. Please look into signage

Would like to have a speeding device put on the street. Cars are now parking the wrong way and driving the wrong way on the street. Has had issues with the speeding traffic before.

this block needs a no parking this side of street, as the blocks to the east have

There's a significant parking issue surrounding Crispy Burger. Mostly cars blocking the road and sidewalks.

Lakeside Avenue needs a bike lane and signage to the bike path Hula wants everyone to ride their bikes to work, but there is no bike lane on an EXTREMELY dangerous street for both pedestrians and cyclists This should be a no-brainer

There has been a curb built in to our driveway for years, and it is taking a toll on the vehicles that use this side of the driveway; repairs will be necessary, and expensive.

On street parkers often get confused by the curb and park too close/block the driveway.