Thank you for your submission, we will evaluate and respond with our recommendation.

Yes, this area is an absolute concern! Please help our families safely cross this area!

Based on the preliminary traffic assessment, this intersection does not warrant this treatment at this time.

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This corner is a mess in general and highly unsafe. The crosswalks aren't even properly marked. The city needs to looks as this immediately before closing the ticket.

I guess treatment will only be warranted when a tragedy happens here. Absolutely the wrong approach and not at all in line with the city's Vision Zero policy.

I would like for this corner to be reassessed! You have 10 ‘likes’ so obviously this corner is a hazard

We will conduct a speed study at this location to determine what type of traffic calming measure is warranted. Please allow 3 to 6 months for the study to be completed.

This issue was recategorized from Traffic/Pedestrian Safety Study Requests to Traffic: Speed Management Request.

Issue 12227543 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Checking in on this issue that was first Reported: on 04/14/2019

The Department receives many more requests for traffic calming all over the City than can be addressed at any given time, given limited resources. It is a challenge to balance installing safety enhancements equitably in all areas of the City in the highest priority locations. That being said, the approach that has been taken is to incorporate safety improvements in ongoing roadway maintenance and restriping projects as much as possible. The Department does have a plan this year to extend the protected bike lanes on Newark Avenue from their current terminus at 5th Street to this intersection. When that happens, the Department can evaluate enhancing safety at this intersection for pedestrians as well as cyclists.