Office Assistant to the Secretary of Transportation

City Council approved (twice) bike lanes and a turn lane on Cameron Street, and it's been months without road markings. Temporary roadway markings were painted, but they've washed away. It's completely unsafe for pedestrians and people on bikes without these protected road markings.

The hill on Lewis Road from Brooks Avenue to Nottingham Road continues to affect our neighborhood. Traffic/speed here has increased and gotten worse over the last 5-10 years now to a point where it needs to be addressed before something bad happens. Cars speed down this hill where there are no sidewalks, many children, walkers and pets affected. Our intersection alone at Duplin Road and Lewis Farm Road houses over 18 children + the bus stop for Lacy Elementary. We need a 4 way stop solution before the school year starts and would appreciate any attention to this issue.

While the road is under construction, the pedestrian path crosses the capital boulevard exit and entrance ramp. There are no markings for pedestrians and no suggestions to the drivers to look for people on foot. Many, many people (including students) walk this way every single day and it is not clear or safe. A stop sign instead of a yield sign would be a nice first step. But also a watch or yield for pedestrians sign should be installed.

An employee of Gonza Tacos Y Tequila dumped used cooking oil and grease out of a 55 gallon trashcan down a storm drain on Enterprise Street Sunday night during closing. I presume this is not the first time this has happened and won't be the last. Oil residue can be see staining the road in the photo.

I would like to ask that the City Council instruct the Police Department to enforce our noise ordinances in the downtown residential areas, in particular as it relates to muscle cars, motorcycles, and scooters. I have lived downtown on Hillsborough Street for over two years and the noise has gotten worse and worse, at all hours of both day and night. I have witnessed excessively loud vehicles pass by police as if nothing is wrong. Noise pollution is deteriorating our City and will drive good families and individuals away from downtown. Raleigh should be the showcase of our great state, warm and welcoming, not a nuisance town, loud and dividing.

Vegetation is obstructing the bike lane to the point you have to ride in the car lane. This has been an issue for more than 2 months now.

this street is just riddled with trash. can someone come and clean the road, remove the pinestaw that is covering the medians and just clean it up please. this location has been a nuisance due to the shopping center trash.

However, at this light in all directions, people are nearly hit by cars taking right turns. Sometimes the cars will not stop of red, but even when the light is green, they do not respect the right-of-way for pedestrians that have been signaled to cross. We need more signage or other preventative measures here to prevent this from happening.

Why pay for parking on Hillsborough Street when you can just park for free all day in the spots in front of Aloft Hotel? The sign says loading zone only but there are parking spots painted on the street and sidewalk and people park there all day long. This car was there at 8am and still there at noon. There is no enforcement of a loading zone. It's become a free parking area.

At the corner of Bankston Woods Way and Rushworth Drive in the Townes at Cheswick neighborhood, there is an ongoing parking issue, in which cars consistently park at the very edge of the intersection, thus making a one-car-only pathway and presenting a visual obstruction to incoming and outgoing drivers. The neighborhood has agreed that signage indicating something to the effect of "No Parking Here to Curb" or similar is sorely needed. This is definitely creating a situation where collisions could occur (and nearly have on multiple occasions) and endangers children walking and biking in the neighborhood as well. Our HOA is at a loss because the streets are not private and although they have reached out to the repeat parkers who station their cars there (they also have a driveway and other overflow parking options) the parkers have refused to stop doing this. We would like signage to officially discourage this dangerous parking choice. Thank you!