i totally agree as well!

& this also happens at state and elm.

This issue has come up before and we are looking into other potential options. The factor here is the right turn on red. Vehicles traveling through this intersection can turn right on red, but must yeild to pedestrians. So it is very different from Church and Elm. This intersection recieves heavy traffic volume, especially during rush hour. The blinking signal was an earlier addtion to warn pedestrians of turning vehicles, however this is now outdated. Thank you for the post as we continue to look into accomodating pedestrian use at this location.

TTP, can you provide a timeline for the "looking into options"?

I know the department is often evaluating things, but there are proposals that had been planned 10 years ago that still have not been implemented.

This is not a criticism, I am just pointing out that it is just useful for citizens to know what you are talking about in terms of timeframe so that they can get involved in the process too, not just report to a black box.

I apologize. I was referring to the intersection of Whitney & Trumbrull, the very next intersection after Church & Grove. I will follow up with the signal division concerning this intersection. Thank you for the post.

Please see http://www.seeclickfix.com/issues/1840-crossing-trumbull for the issue that the Transportation Department is referring to below. It currently has 12 votes to fix.

That's the one I was referring to. Thanks Mark.

Project 92-666 incorporates this intersection as part of replacing existing signal infrastructure. This project also includes the improvement of pedestrian signals. Currently, the project is in the design phase, with a projected approval of design by September of 2014. This date is not exact and may be subject to change. Additional information regarding this project will be posted here in the coming months.

We are closing this issue as we believe it has been addressed. If it remains a problem, please create a new SCF request outlining the current details of the persisting issue. Thank you for your assistance in this matter.