City of Burlingame

This crosswalk is extremely dangerous for pedestrians, especially for children walking to the park and school. A stop sign needs to be installed. I do not feel safe walking my children across Adeline due to the dangerous speeds of drivers. The safety of pedestrians and bicyclists needs to be made a priority.

This intersection is set up in a extremely confusing way. Drivers in the lane second from the left are seemingly in a left turn only lane heading towards Carolan. However, most of them continue straight down Broadway to turn left on California seemingly running a red light in the process. Cars in the lane second from the right seemingly have the right of way but they have to shift to the left, putting them in the path of the cars running the red light. These drivers don't seem to realize they are running a red light and the intersection is so confusing I'm not even sure what is correct. I've already been in two near misses. Please figure out a way to make this interaction clearer, perhaps with cones separating the correct lanes?

In this area of southbound California drive, especially during rush hour, vehicles routinely drive in the bike lane to pass waiting traffic. Vehicles in the southbound direction also routinely drive into oncoming traffic in order to get into the two left-hand turn lanes to proceed east on Broadway. Traffic delineators need to be erected in order to prevent this issue or at least more traffic enforcement.

The north sidewalk on Adeline between El Camino and Balboa is partially blocked by think hedges. This is a major route for kids to walk to school, but it is impossible to walk two abreast or even easy to push a wide pram.

Now that the Paloma playground is complete it is imperative that either end of this block of Paloma is as safe as possible. The intersection of Paloma and Edgehill is already an All way stop. But Paloma and Sanchez is only a partial. Several families cross here with young children. And there is virtually no visibility of oncoming traffic on Paloma whatsoever. It is dangerous.

Please consider painting the unmarked crosswalk crossing Oxford at Highway Rd. Plenty of school children and their parents cross here daily. Although there is a crosswalk right next to El Camino Real, practically no one crosses there because it's right next to high speed traffic. The unmarked crosswalk that almost everyone uses connects the east sidewalk along Highway Rd. I don't believe this is Caltrans so it would be up to City of Burlingame to do. Please consider painting that unmarked crosswalk.

Impossible to see around the corner from Paloma if cars or trucks are allowed all the way up to a small intersection. This corner needs a one space red zone.

The 1500 and 1600 blocks of Howard Avenue, immediately west of El Camino, are in dire need of some sort of vehicle speed calming. Vehicles traveling east speed up to make the green light at El Camino. Vehicles traveling west from the stoplight at El Camino speed up because they've been in traffic and they see open space and accelerate. We need either a stop sign at the corner of Howard and Crescent, speed bumps, an electronic speed sign indicator or a combination. I would be happy to organize a collection of residents to meet with appropriate city employees if that would help.
Thank you,
Glen Kronewetter
1525 Howard Avenue

Folks driving in the bike lane right now.

The sidewalk between Howard Ave and Newlands Ave on El Camino Real is very unsafe to walk. There are multiple issues:

1) sidewalk is too low - almost level with the street (El Camino Real) at some point
2) sidewalk is uneven / lumpy with patches
3) sidewalk is too narrow - maybe 5 ft max.

I feel unsafe to walk with my newborn in a stroller. Especially walking north with oncoming traffic facing us. Please fix the unevenness, raise it above the street level and widen the sidewalk.

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