Tailwynd

I'm heading west on 68th at 7pm. The new light turned red so I stopped. The signals gave a pedestrian north crossing walk signal - why wouldn't this be a push to cross instead of just making vehicles wait extra every time? And then I got a south turn arrow, again with no cars turning. Can't you make it so the signal only activates when a car wants to turn left in the evenings? Thanks

Cover is completely removed and open

Really really really need a turning lane from 100th into 68th - time and time again we have to wait for 1 person who is going straight. There must be something you can do with all the new construction and lanes being added! Same situation into 84th

The south west side of the intersection - it's not a pothole so much as an extremely rough depression where part of the road sank and it throws the vehicle around.

Left turn signal of 10 seconds is far too short for this intersection, only 3 cars get through, and there is usually 12 or more cars waiting to turn

It doesn't make sense to me that at 145am I have to sit at a double red turning lane light, unable to turn right, when there are no cars in any direction. Can't this feature be turned off outside of peak hours?

19 cars waiting to turn south from 84th avenue onto 108 street. 19 cars . . . 3 get through on the 10 second turning arrow, plus 1 more who runs the yellow arrow. This needs to be adjusted for the duration of the construction on 68th. Please. I'm very patient, but this is a very long wait for the next 4 or 5 months.

Just another plug for an extended turning lane. I frequently sit here for lengthy times because 1 or 2 people are going straight and nobody can get by them to turn. Today 2 cars went straight and 7 other cars had to wait to turn.

Please consider a right turn lane for southbound traffic on 100th street onto 68th avenue. I can't even count the number of times I have to wait at this light for 1 or 2 people heading straight. Thanks

The right lane southbound on 100th street, from about 98th avenue to past the school - I feel like I am off-roading there are so many dips and humps and patches where work was done but poorly repaired over the past few years.

How come sidewalks in front of parking lots and buildings under construction don't have to clean their sidewalks? This is front of the old theatre and the parking lot to the east. Thanks

Turn signal is inconsistent, sometimes you get one, sometimes you don't. Also the 10 seconds of turn signal is not long enough when you are behind those wood chip trucks, they don't even get themselves through even when they are first in line.

26 cars waiting for light, nobody moving anywhere within the south 40 complex - as more and more stores open in this development the situation gets worse. City needs to fix this, your planning department would have approved this.

The crosswalk sign for pedestrians walking west on the south side of the intersection has been hit and can't been seen by the pedestrians. Also, the button to activate the walk signal (below the moved signal) doesn't activate - my son couldn't get it to push.

Someone broke your sidewalk, I'd guess the people living in the house right next to this damage where they were doing some major landscaping with heavy equipment.

Broken sewer covers in front of St. Joe's School - I reported this issue a few weeks ago and it was referred to the transportation department and I haven't heard back, but the issue was closed. SRQ2015-005600 was my original confirmation number.

Hi - I notice that they are replacing a number of storm covers on Knowledge Way, however it seems as though they missed the broken cover right in front of St. Joe's School

Pedestrians waiting to cross 108th street. Light changes and they get a walk signal - part way across a log truck comes up the log haul road which changes the lights on the highway to green and cancels the walk signal almost immediately. I watched a lady and her kid dash across the highway today to try to make it before the traffic started moving, and I have seen this a few times before. It seems quite dangerous. Its a little more rare in that it requires a log truck to come while people are crossing. Thanks.

So I leave my house in Pinnacle at 745 every morning, go out to 108 street via 68th ave. After dodging the southbound trucks running the red light because there are no advance warning lights, I pull onto 108th and proceed north. At 755am, 10 minutes later, I am at the 84th ave intersection. Once I get through this intersection, within 4 minutes I am all the way downtown and at work. Kudos to the road system north of 84th ave. However, the 10 minutes from 68th to 84th is extremely frustrating. This is our defacto bypass, yet the lights by the McDonald's seem to take precedence over the main traffic flow, allowing those people without the foresight to eat at home ample opportunity to get back on the road, while those of us who just want to get to work on time are stymied. Please help.