Jasonbmitchell

Since the road was widened this summer, the cement slurry puddle exiting the gravel pit now covers part of the westbound lane when it rains. I can't imagine how this will be in the winter. That puddle is like cement slurry, which cakes the car with cement that is very difficult to remove .

There is a HUGE pothole on the entrance to the gravel pit that fills with mud and water which then splashes gravel and mud all over the shoulder and westbound lane of SR92. It is a disaster—especially with the wet winter and spring. It’s dangerous to cyclists and cars as well with dirt/mud all over the road.

This new intersection design was not very well thought out. It turned a nice, free flowing intersection into a very tight chokehold. It is also very dangerous for cyclists coming in and out of American Fork Canyon and onto Canyon Road. I really wish someone had thought this through a little bit more and made this new intersection much wider with the same ability to continue up American Fork Canyon off of Canyon Road going north Without having to stop.

East and west shoulders on 2100N fro I-15 to Redwood are terrible. There is so much debris and garbage. Please send the sweepers.

You guys need to install hard barriers on the double yellow to keep idiots from making illegal left turns into Maverick and 7-Eleven. And also to keep people from doing the same as they exit those businesses as well.

You guys absolutely must do something better to enforce the lane restrictions here (right must go SB I-15 and middle EB SR-92). About 25% of people in the right lane squeeze their way into SR-92. We need more explicit signage or barriers to educate drivers and prevent such stupidity.