JM

Green River Trail is hazardous due to pavement uplift from tree roots. I reported this issue a year ago. The uplifts were painted with bright paint, which helps you see it but if someone is coming from the other direction there is no way to avoid them. They are big enough to cause a bicyclist to have an accident. Please at the very least, fix this location. It's extremely dangerous. I realize there are many areas where the tree roots have damaged the trail and it's prohibitively expensive to fix them all. Please fix the most hazardous ones. Thanks! I'm a bicycle commuter and bike from Tukwila to downtown regularly. This is the most hazardous part of the ride.

This is an issue concerning the construction of the new pedestrian crossing at TIB/141st. The construction zone has been left in an extremely unsafe condition for pedestrians and drivers. Sidewalk and curb/gutter has been removed. The sidewalk is not properly closed nor has a pedestrian detour been provided (and both sides are being done at the same time). Today I witnessed a gentleman in a power wheel chair traveling around the construction zone in the travel lane of International Blvd (opposite direction of vehicle traffic). Fortunately vehicles saw him and stopped in time but it was very scary for him (and the drivers). I truly hope something can be done about this very quickly before there is a tragedy. Additionally, there is insufficient delineation for the area where the curb/gutter and pavement was removed. The depth of the drop-off is easily 6" and it extends into the travel lane. There are candlesticks placed in the excavation which are not sufficient to keep drivers from accidentally driving into it. I hope this situation is also addressed. Thank you.

A large tree has fallen across the Green River Trail completely blocking it. I am a bike commuter to Seattle and leave in the morning while it's still dark. I was barely able to stop in time and was lucky not to hit it this morning. The tree is an extreme hazard.