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For the past 2+ weeks, at 4AM the light at East Lake Rd and Pine Ridge (Ridgeline) is going red constantly for North / South traffic when nobody is at the intersection. There is probably only 60 sec of green for North / South traffic before it goes red.

At 4AM, the new light at East Lake Rd and Crescent Oaks is going red constantly for North / South East Lake traffic when there is nobody at the light. I don't think there is more than 30 - 60 sec of green for North / South traffic before it changes to red.

At 4AM, the light at East Lake and Trinity Blvd is going red for North / South East Lake traffic even though there are no cars on Trinity Blvd. It appears there is a fault with the crosswalk as it looks to be activated but no pedestrians are there which is constantly tripping the light.

At 4AM, the traffic signal at East Lake and Woodlands Blvd. It is going red for North / South East Lake traffic even though there are no cars at Woodlands Blvd. There are no pedestrians either and it doesn't look like the crosswalk is causing the light to change either.

At 430AM, the light at 142nd Ave N and 66th St is going red for 66th street traffic for no reason. And the crosswalk is being activated too with no person there. This light should stay green for 66th traffic unless on-demand traffic comes on 142nd Ave N.

At 430AM, the light at Landmark and Curlew is going red for East / West Curlew traffic for no reason. This light should stay green for Curlew traffic unless on-demand cars on Landmark come to the intersection.

At 430AM, the light at East Lake Woodlands and East Lake Rd is going red for no reason stopping East Lake Rd North / South traffic. On top of it, it is a very long light as well as having to wait for both left turns to go (again for no reason) before making East Lake Rd green again.

For the last few days, at 4AM, the signal for Keystone traffic at the intersection of East Lake Rd and Keystone Rd has been excessively long (like worker traffic long). The light is supposed to be on-demand and short for Keystone traffic at this time of the morning as only one or two cars go by there very infrequently. This problem is causing East Lake traffic to just sit and watch nobody go through the intersection for a long period of time. I can't be sure but I also think the time that East Lake traffic gets the green light is excessively short too.

Last 2 days light at East Lake and Keystone at 4AM is cycling without any cars at the intersection, and the time the lights cycle are very long. This is causing the East Lake traffic to sit at this light for no reason watching zero cars go on Keystone. This light at 4AM should be green for North / South traffic on East Lake and on-demand for East / West Keystone traffic with short time cycles.

At 345AM, the light at Keystone and East Lake is cycling like it does during worker traffic time (very long lights) - it normally is set for quick light changes due to very light traffic at this time. I reported this about a week ago and it was fixed until this morning (Monday). Please fix again (this is the 3rd time in about a month this has happened at this light).

at 345AM, light at Keystone and East Lake Rd timing needs to be fixed again. it is again having light cycle times (very long) like would be during worker traffic time. i turned this in a couple weeks ago for this same problem and it was corrected, but now somehow it is "uncorrected" again. please fix.

the light at East Lake Road and Keystone Road needs its timing updated. At 345AM, when it cycled to let Keystone traffic go, it stayed green for a very long time (like it does during worker traffic time). Something recent has changed as it used to cycle quickly (since only 1 car needs to go through at that time of morning).

at 4AM, the traffic light at Lansbrook Pkwy and East Lake Rd is going red for southbound East Lake Rd traffic (don't know about northbound) when there is nobody at the Lansbrook cross-street. It should only go red on demand for cross-street at this time of the morning. I turned this in a couple weeks ago but it still isn't fixed.

traffic light at lansbrook parkway and east lake road is turning red for north / south east lake traffic at 4AM when there are NO cars waiting at lansbrook parkway. east lake traffic should have green at this time of morning except when cars are waiting at lansbrook parkway.

When traveling west on Curlew approaching the light on US19 at 4AM (no cars waiting at light in any direction), the car sensor timing isn't correct. If you want to turn left to go south on US19, the sensor timing trips the light so quickly it just thinks you want to continue going west on Curlew - you end up sitting another cycle in left turn lane to get the left arrow. I turned this issue in a couple months ago and it got better / almost worked correctly but it now is back to the way it was. A 2 or 3 second delay needs to be added after the first sensor sees the car to then see if the car trips the sensor when getting into the left turn lane.

Traffic light at East Lake Rd and Ridgeline Blvd is not working correctly. For the last few days it is constantly going red for East Lake traffic. It appears the crosswalk keeps activating as you can see a timer countdown even though nobody is there pressing the button.