City of Salem IYO

Arbella Street needs *something* to calm or limit the traffic cutting through this narrow street. The amount of trucks, RVs, tour buses and speeding cars is unsustainable. Cars parked on the street are routinely hit, tree branches get hit by trucks, and kids and pets aren't safe. Not trying to be a drama queen or a Karen, but it's been bad for a while, and has gotten much much worse. Make it a one way, put "not a through way" signs, speed bumps...I'd welcome anything.

When the light signals for pedestrian crossing there is no sound/audio/signal to indicate to start walking. Very dangerous to not have signal sound and visual cue to safely cross.

On Webb street, when making a left onto bridge street, the light never changes and skips cycles. This happens a lot before 7am and after 9pm.

Red lights on Boston Street are flickering when lit

The pedestrian crossing signal in the middle of Washington (the median) wasn't showing the walk sign when it should all the other signals showed walk but that one was blank It would show don't walk flashing hand but not the walking symbol h

The crossing signal has been broken for months; tickets on ServiceNow reporting this back to 1/28/23. Why did it take two months for the city to diagnose the problem (broken solar panel) and how long will it take to remedy? Cars are not stopping for pedestrians as there is no signal- can there be a sign placed alerting drivers the lights are not working and to yield for pedestrians in cross walk? Seems crazy that a cross walk in a well traveled path in Salem has been unprotected for nearly three months and the city is failing to treat this with urgency.

The light at Lafayette and Dow Street is very terribly timed, backing up traffic on Lafayette all the way to Salem State at around 730am.

I don't know if something is going on this week but the traffic on bridge street, all hours of the day I've driven through (8AM, 5PM, 9PM) has been halloween level bad traffic.

The traffic lights are timed very poorly which causes major backups when there doesn't need to be traffic, if the lights just worked.

Beverly, just on the other side of the bridge at the cabot/rantoul/water street intersection had the same issue a year or two ago and they were able to fix the timing/sensors on the traffic lights and the traffic has eased up almost completely there.

This pedestrian signal head has been rotated so that it isn't clearly visible to pedestrians. The audible signal is not functioning properly either, and has not been for many years.

At the crosswalk on Bridge St to cross from the MBTA Station, the signals take 3, sometimes 4 cycles to let pedestrians cross even when the crosswalk button is pushed multiple times. This is especially the case when crossing to Washington St.

The street lights are not working at the interception at the post office at 2 margin street they have been broken for 3 weeks now they need to be fixed immediately that is a high volume interception