Utah DOT PLUS

No right turn on red needed for those heading E on 6200 S and turning onto S bound Mtn View Corridor. With the elevation change of Mtn View those coming off of 6200 S cannot see far enough for oncoming vehicles and I have almost hit multiple cars turning onto Mtn View

Signalization is not giving full priority (immediate change) to S-line train.

The green light intersection/traffic light is not long enough going from east to west.Traffic build up constantly.

We had a pedestrian hit on 9/12 by a driver turning left. The very next day, I was nearly hit. I live on the corner and have witness several incidents. Can they change this light to have a left arrow so that it protects a pedestrian when they cross?

It seems like the intersection has serious accidents several times per month. I'm curious about a plan to put in a 4 way stoplight (or flashing yellow light when cars are present and turning across 800 North traffic) to reduce the number of accidents. Leaving work after 4pm can feel a little like a high stakes roulette game. Orem City said Utah state was in charge of the road.

Can somebody please look at the timing on the light that’s at the 1000 E. and State Route 193 going east to West or vice versa. The two lights the one you see first and the one behind it never ever ever sync up so you get such a backflow of traffic it’s crazy.

The timing of this signal is crummy. Sundays there are huge gaps in the traffic heading north and south that would allow vehicles turning left or right to safely turn. Why not implement a yellow turn arrow? Weekdays between 7-9pm the same problem occurs with north and south bound traffic. On Sundays, east and west bound traffic sit while there is no north or south bound traffic. Surely the technology can sense that and change the light quicker.

At this intersection, specifically between the hours of 4 and 5 PM. I need to go left on State Street, but when I get a green arrow, the traffic is already gridlock in the intersection so I can’t turn. Are you planning on building another road heading north and south with another light?

Trying to turn left from 2550 S to Pennsylvania Ave (24th Street) can be hard in the morning. The bright glare from the sun and if you are the first car you are getting blinded from trying to see the signal (both the first and second set of lights). I don't know if this is possible, but could there be a signal off to the side ( a little bit lower) to help this issue so drivers can see a light without burning their eyes? Thank you

Traffic signal timing is broken. Traffic is backed up. East/west movement is impeded.

The traffic signals on Intermountain Drive and State Street no longer sense traffic. When I'm the lone car on the road, the signal will turn red and then cycle through long turn lights and green lights in the opposite directions when there are no cars. This seems like a step backward from how it used to be and adds unnecessary delays to people's days and wastes gasoline.