Cambridge, MA PLUS

A car turning from the center lane of southbound Mass Ave heading toward Somerville Ave almost hit me last night. The new markings are still not clear for drivers. Can additional enforcement be added here? Can there be another look at the pavement markings to make it clear there is no left turn from the center lane?

On broadway just past the library is a seemingly abandoned brown Volvo wagon. It’s been there for months without a rear license plate and collecting tickets. Lately it has a flat rear tire and a front boot. Seems abandoned, and given the lack of plate might be worth seeing if it had been stolen and ditched there.

Who designed this bike lane? The bike lane just ends into parked cards?

This sign is loose and going to fall over. Please tighten screws at base so it stands upright. Thank you

The signs in front of 14 Upland Road were changed to make metered parking from 8-8 Mon-Sat. When they changed the signs, they put up a sign saying that street cleaning is on the 4th Friday, which is not correct. It is the 4th Monday. In addition, it does not specify that outside the metered hours, it is Resident Parking.

With the above change, there is no longer any signage in front of 16 & 18 Upland Road saying that it is Resident Parking, and there is no Street Cleaning signage at all (should also be 4th Monday).

Given how tight parking is for residents in this area, it is critical that this be corrected as soon as possible.

Street name signage in Cambridge in general is insufficient for anyone who doesn't already know where they're going. This picture was taken from the driver's seat at the stoplight headed east on Main St - the only street sign for Ames is positioned so that it's almost impossible to see from where a driver sits. It's also not viewable from farther away (i.e. further West) because there's a tree in the way.

The no left turn sign 4-7pm temporarily removed due to bicycle lane cibstruction needs to be restored. It's absence creates an urgent safety issue

Twice now this year I've watched large trailer trucks turn onto and get stuck on Warren Street. The last one took out a small tree on the corner of Macarelli Way, knocked over a sign, and hit a building. Today another one hit a large branch on a tree and had to back out onto Cambridge Street with the help of neighbors.

With all the construction in the area, there really needs to be clearer signage for trailer trucks to not come this way. The street is simply not wide enough and all of this traffic is causing damage to the neighborhood - beyond just the road conditions.

Thank you!

This sign has been lying on the sidewalk for weeks. Can someone repair before it really does snow and it gets buried?

traffic sign is tilted . looks like it will fall soon. right in front of a school.

Can something be done to slow traffic and/or help cars that are coming from market street safely turn onto Columbia or continuing straight? I continuously find myself creeping forward via Market St and still not able to see around the left corner onto Columbia. Cars don't always go slowly on Columbia especially if they're racing to catch the light at Broadway. A raised crosswalk would help slow cars down, helping both pedestrians and turning cars. Please help!