Burlington, VT PLUS

Drivers continue to use the bike lane as a turn lane without regard for cars cued up at the light with their right hand signal. I was just cut off by two vehicles just as the light turned green. Either put the right turn lane back and come up with a better idea, or install a jersey barrier to prevent bad behavior. The current pattern is going to cause an accident!!!

I wanted to thank your team for paving the parking area along Colchester Ave in front of our business (Domino's at 485 Colchester Ave/10 Barrett St). Our drivers currently use those spots quite a lot and the improvement is greatly appreciated.

I'm sure you are aware that those parking spots will be going away once the new bridge is put in and there have already been a number of occasions where the parking is unavailable due to preparation projects.

I would like to ask for some changes in signage along Barrett Street and for some additional road markings. Currently there are "loading and unloading" signs along Barrett St in front of our building. We would like to request that those signs be changed to 15 minute parking or something similar to encourage our customers to park here, but to discourage any long term parking. We would also like to ask for the same signage extending eastward on Barrett St to allow for additional short term parking. I have attached a draft of our request.

We would also like to request road marking in front of the curb cut along 10 Barrett St to discourage traffic from stopping in the roadway there so that turning in and out of the lot is made easier and traffic (particularly those traveling east) doesn't get back up to Colchester Ave.

Could you do a parking study/turning angle study on Strong St? It's really tight with parking allowed on both sides of the street. Not only is it difficult to get in or out of driveways but I've seen the recycling truck not make it through and the snow plow usually doesn't come down the street, I'm guessing because of the tightness with cars parked on both sides. ,

Hi there,
I live right near the one lane bridge.
I have concerns regarding traffic flow and road rage.
I often hear honking, shouting, cursing and am concerned about serious road rage occurring eventually.
I'm not sure if anything can be done or not.
Perhaps a temporary light?
Better signage?
I know with Pine Street closed traffic on the bridge has increased, I'm not sure if it will improve once the Parkway is open or not.
Thank you.

The broken white line is drawn across the continuing traffic lane rather than the turn lane, which is confusing to drivers who are unfamilliar with the area and not paying attention to the signage, which causes danger to other drivers. Continuing traffic should not have to 'change lanes' to go straight through the intersection, the dotted line should be across the turn lane to indicate a change in the flow.

Looking for short term parking spots

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.