Huge trucks barrel down Morgan all day. They are moving way too fast AND it's a no truck route. Please help.
This intersection is impossible for cars to see oncoming traffic on Driggs. We must pull out almost into the middle of Driggs to see. I've witnessed many near misses, and one pedestrian being struck by a car.
This intersection is treacherous. Cars are coming fast off the BQE and consistently DO NOT STOP at the stop sign here. Walking my children to school is harrowing every day because of this intersection.
Road diet please! Eliminate a lane in both directions. Add a bike lane.
A full road diet on McGuinness Boulevard is critical to improve pedestrian safety, calm traffic, reduce speeding and free up space for delivery zones, benches, bike parking and green infrastructure along the full length of the corridor. The number of moving traffic lanes must be reduced to one in both directions. McGuinness must be transformed from a redundant and dangerous highway to a neighborhood street promoting active forms of transport in a densely-populated residential area full of families and households that do not own cars.
The angle of the street here acts as a highway slip lane but on a local residential street. Since cars entire the street at speed, they are prone to blow past the stop sign.
Please make this just a single set of off ramps instead of two exits. It creates too much chaos at both intersections and is very dangerous for anyone not inside of a steel box.
The Meeker - McGuinness intersection is a chaotic mess. For cars, but especially for pedestrians and cyclists. The pedestrian island feels very exposed. The crosswalk timers are too short. There are crosswalks missing. There is no space at all for bikes. Cars use the gas station as a shortcut.
Impossible to cross. Cars excessively speed after coming off of the BQE, and when there's a red light they block the crosswalk.
We need to go with option B for the street redesign. Having two traffic lanes is dangerous and we need to narrow this road right away. Please work for the safety of the comunity, by going with the option that slows down traffic the most.
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