Cambridge, MA PLUS

The two outside traffic flows change to a Walk sign while the middle remains Don’t Walk, meaning pedestrians get stranded after crossing each third of the street and must wait another two cycles to get all the way across. Many pedestrians are crossing against the light to avoid waiting longer.

Pedestrian crossing button on odd # side (1925 mass ave) not working. Previous entry ignored, so decided to enter as a car-related concern because those are always addressed promptly for some reason. Please FIX instead of assigning to an absentee department. Cars are constantly speeding through almost hitting pedestrians, even within view of police who do nothing.

Crossing signs for pedestrians are not respected. Cars go by very fast on New street and cause safety concerns mostly for children, elderly, and handicapped.

Most cars do not stop at the crossing signs even when pedestrians are engaged on one side of the street.

Need traffic calming, lights, or a raised crosswalk here. Traffic doesn't stop for pedestrians.

There should be a delay ahead of the walk/bike signal to cross Broadway on the south/east side of the intersection. South/eastbound cars frequently take the yellow (and red), and due to the size of the intersection, are still in the intersection when the walk/bike signals turn green. This is particularly dangerous for bikes coming out of the Loughney walkway who may arrive at the intersection as their light turns green and proceed into it without realizing some car took the yellow/red and is still going through. If there is no enforcement of light infractions, there should be a delay on the walk/bike signal.

The new pedestrian crossing signal the city installed at this crosswalk appears to be broken and has been for over a week. On one side of the street it blinks constantly. Drivers are ignoring the blinking amber light because of this, assuming there is no pedestrian, and failing to slow down or stop. A pedestrian was hit by a car crossing the street here last night. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do something to make Belmont Street safe to cross. Fix the lights and put in real safety measures to make this area safer for pedestrians.

The pedestrian walk signal for this intersection does not come on automatically, unlike all the other intersections in this neighborhood Pressing the beg button doesn't immediately provide the walk signal either, often delaying it an entire light cycle This encourages jaywalking This signal should be updated to give the walk signal in the parallel direction of the green traffic light instead ofa manual request

The pedestrian/bike signal just turns from walk sign to blank, not allowing pedestrians to know if cars are about to come. For pedestrians/bikers going north bound, this is the sign on the island next to the "STOP HERE ON RED" in the bike lane. This is super dangerous and I almost got hit by a car when walking across here.