Jim Hodapp

There are at least 2 street lights out on Keystone Ave both before and after the 86th St bridge. It's very dark in this area without the lights, please fix.

There are very confusing lane markers from the new construction that was done to the 465 and Keystone interchange that have caused and will continue to cause accidents. The lane marker lines go from the old section of road, to the new and basically take an unnatural shift left, at a very steep angle. The extra confusing part is that the old lane markers, now permanently etched into the concrete to try and erase them, are still visually very easy for a driver to follow. There are many lanes of cars trying to cross each other too due to the Keystone traffic trying to merge right across the 86th St merging traffic. Please fix this before more people get hurt from an accident or from being angry from being cut off.

Kessler has bad potholes and is generally unusable in the right lanes on both sides because the road is narrow, old and has poor drainage. Please fill the holes but more importantly, redesign Kessler altogether.

There is a large pothole when turning right off of 56th St. onto Keystone right where the 2 roads meet.

There are several very large potholes that have caused many flat tires and many hub caps to come flying off. The DPW has put cones in the holes but people still hit them. The road foundation here is completely inadequate as the road not only seems prone to large potholes here, but also erosion and disintegration from rain and freezing/thawing.

There are two large potholes that affect traffic everyday in both the east and west bound lanes. These are both dangerous potholes that sneak up on everybody and are next to impossible to see at night.

Every time it rains or the snow melts, the street floods in this intersection and is very treacherous to drive through. There is no place for the water to go and so I believe this needs some proper street drainage installed here along with a ditch carved out to collect the water.

There is a large hole when heading westbound on 56th the moment you've gone over the railroad tracks. This is dangerous because this time of year it's hiding underneath huge puddles of water and is not visible.

There are 3 lights on the south side of Kessler Ave. that light up the street at night that are burned out. These have been burned out for longer than I can remember. It's very dark on Kessler without these lights working.

Multiple large potholes that could pop a tires, bend a rim or cause other large car property damage in the right northbound lane.

Pothole in the right northbound lane, seems to be getting larger with each cold day. This could really use filling plus tar sealing to help prevent new potholes (this is a repeat area every winter).

There are multiple large potholes along Hillside Ave. from 56th street north to Kessler that need to be filled. These can be treacherous especially at night time.

These lanes are ridiculously narrow and dangerous. This part of Kessler should be brought into the 21st century and widened to a safe and proper lane width. My compact car barely fits in these lanes. Why are these lanes so narrow?

In the south-bound lane, every year, there are huge gaps between the concrete pieces that make up both south-bound lanes. These need to be properly fixed with actual concrete instead of just filled with asphalt which breaks up every winter. These gaps are also currently unfilled and pose a major safety hazard.