This closed section of Pacific Street that has been pending construction for years should be open to the public for use as more public space until any construction actually starts. It is empty concrete with nothing happening on it.
Dean & Bergen Streets
This closed section of Pacific Street that has been pending construction for years should be open to the public for use as more public space until any construction actually starts. It is empty concrete with nothing happening on it.
Someone took down the no parking signs and put up fake permit-only parking signs.
This street is a parking lot. Employees for the businesses near here took down the no parking signs and put up fake permit-only parking so they can park for free on public streets.
Drivers continue to speed on this street even though the design of it has changed a lot. Quiet, calm, cycling-focused, parents walking with children, and yet drivers find a way to floor it.
Drivers do not stop at these stop signs. It makes crossing the street dangerous because you never know if they will actually stop.
Drivers speed and do not stop at this stop sign. Always need to be watching vehicles when crossing here to not get hit.
The entire new no parking zone on the west side of Ashland is filled with illegally parked vehicles every day now.
Drivers park in the new bike lane here because there is no physical barrier to prevent them. The other day there was a massive Fedex truck parked blocking both directions. They must park there every day.
Drivers parked in bike lane
Drivers go down this one-way backwards and through the intersection with no light. They do it out of convenience so they don't need to drive around the block. Never seen anyone be stopped for driving backwards down the street blindly through the light.
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