City of Medford PLUS

Please repaint crosswalks at this intersection. Cars rarely stop for pedestrians and it feels dangerous. Please make this intersection safer for pedestrians

Can the City please send someone out to repaint the crosswalks at the intersection of George Street and Main Street. The paint on both of these is pretty much gone, especially the one at the end of George Street. This is a dangerous area for pedestrians and I've almost been hit by cars trying to cross on foot in this area. Most of the time they do not stop for pedestrians especially since there's no crossing light here. Repainting is not enough to fix this problem but it is the minimum the city should do. I am tired of putting my life on the line every time I go through this area and I know I'm not alone. We can do better to make Medford welcoming and safe for pedestrians and modalities that are not driving, and learn a lot from what Somerville has done. Thank you.

The crosswalk at Essex and High needs to be repainted and it could also use a flashing light or some other way to control speed. Kids in the neighborhood are terrified to cross due to the number of cars that have sped by without even slowing down.

There’s actually no crosswalk here, but could sure use one. I walk my dogs and jog here almost every morning, and to cross Washington Street and loop around back to Park or to head to Salem is difficult at the spot because drivers rarely stop at the stop sign. This is also a very heavily used route to the Salem Street buses in the morning, and again drivers almost never stop here Pedestrians are forced to walk on the southside of WashingtonStreet to the crosswalk then loop back up ad around -nr it’s ridiculous. Please put crosswalk hereser. It might actually force drivers to come to a full stop at the stop s and make the Washington Street Hadley Place intersection safer for everyone /n

The crosswalk in front of Robinson Hall needs repainting as well as a blinking light for signage. This is an outstanding report on SeeClick Fix as well as an issue that Medford DPW has received phone calls about. I think it should be reported to the interim head of the DPW for review. Thank you!

This report is more about the bike lane. it's fading so much on this entire road, that it's dangerous for bikes because the drivers now lane split into two lanes because they can't see the paint and ignore the bike lane.

Crosswalk right outside of Robinson Hall needs repainting - barely visible. Also needs flashing lights to accompany the existing signage. Today a driver plowed through it when I was walking IN the crosswalk - another pedestrian was in front of me and the car rolled right in between us. incredibly unsafe.

Pedestrian crosswalk never repainted after re-paving on Harvard Street. Makes it dangerous and difficult to cross the street.

Lines are very faded and people continue to go through the intersection without stopping Should place a solar blinking stop sign here. Also a flashing solar stop sign should be placed on Alfred Street also
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The newly painted crosswalks are incompletely painted for months now and has not helped pedestrians. Are they just going to be parallel lines without the cross lines, redefining the crosswalk symbol (making it more danerous for pedestrians)? For public safety it is important that the roads are painted properly and urge for the same. Also the pedestrian sign board was removed near the entrance to into fells?!

It's been quite a while. here is an image of the car blocking the disability ramp onto spring crossing at Myrtle at this exact moment