Miami-Dade County PLUS

Traffic light not functioning

The entire stretch of road on NE 2nd avenue is littered with potholes from 60th to 40th street. It is a huge hazard, I already dipped into a pothole on my scooter, fell onto the road and suffered injuries. There are also NO LANES painted onto the road on either side, so there are no lanes separating the north and south flow of traffic nor are there lanes separating traffic on the same side. People are constantly swerving across the road as there are no lanes and are often driving onto the opposite side of the road. This is INCREDIBLY DANGEROUS!! Please fix!!

Traffic light timing needs to be equal in all directions and dedicated left turn lanes and signals in all directions.

You’ve planned road closures next to the middle school the week school starts back.

Traffic lights on Miller drive between SW 142 and SW 147 do not turn off during the day.
Not sure if a sensor or timer is defective.

This traffic light on old Dixie highway is so slow in changing that cars are driving through the red light thinking that it is broken.

Perhaps a traffic engineer can provide a temporary plan for traffic in Surfside I would suggest to use Harding Avenue as a temporary 2 way street to allow for smoother traffic flow through Surfside Allow limited access points into the neighbor to prevent massive amount of traffic to flow through the neighborhood This is a safety concern

at this intersection many cars take the 4 way stop sign without sipping then speed to 102nd ave or the other way to 107th ave

children play here, would like speed humps to be added

The area between 207 Avenue and 220 Avenue has no stop signs or other speed calming devices. The speed on this road is set at 40 mph, which is too fast for a residential area. But also, most drivers speed in excess of 60 mph down this residential road. A stop sign at 212 Avenue would slow everyone down before the road ends at the levy.

180st is used as a cut through with vehicles going at very high speeds over 50mph