Lane striping is especially bad on rainy nights or at sunset - both the old and new lane striping is visible and equally reflective, so it's very hard to tell which to follow!

I regularly have to slam on my brakes to avoid getting sideswiped at multiple points on 40 Eastbound due to the multiple sets of lines intersecting lanes. I feel this could be avoided relatively easily by painting larger squares instead of just painting over the lines themselves. The painted/scraped areas are just as visible, reflective and are the same shape/size as the lines themselves, especially during the early morning hours.

I drive this route several times a month and it is atrocious. It's bad at all times of day, but with morning/evening sunlight and/or rain, it's next to impossible to discern the correct lane markings.

Here's a video of the problem that caused my accident, taken 15 days less 20 minutes after the accident in similar conditions.

There is a particularly bad stretch at I-40 E and Lake Wheeler Road exit where it looks like there lane stripping is suggesting a) exit onto the off ramp and hit the car to your right b) go straight or c) run into the car on your left. When it rains or the sun reflection is bad it is even worse. This is unacceptable for the NCDOT to be putting lives at risk! #alldriversmatter

I also had an accident as I attempted to get onto 40-W at the Gorman Street exit. It was sunset and the conflicting lines became incomprehensible, and a drive sideswiped me. We were both equally convinced the other party was at fault. I hope this gets acted upon so both I and the other party can go back to our insurance companies, and we were both denied our claims.

NCDOT maintains interstate highways, such as I-440 or I-40. Here is their contact information: http://www.ncdot.gov/contact/

I contacted DOT (tracking number 8JOAKRWK3J) on 8/24, five days before I opened the SeeClickFix issue. I have provided the same information there. DOT responded about an hour ago, "Thank you for sending this along." That is not a helpful response.

Since this road is within the city limits, it would stand to reason that the leaders of the city would care about the safety of their citizens and seek to make improvements by also raising this issue with the DOT and working to get things fixed. There is simply too much confusion over the lane lines to let this issue slide.

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