City of Detroit PLUS

Each direction of the street in this area needs additional lane markings. The lanes are 2 vehicles wide each, and combined with the 25mph speed limit, it is very confusing to drivers. Many times I have been passed my drivers going significantly faster than the speed limit (even though I'm occupying the only lane); at least this would be less dangerous to me if an additional lane was marked in each direction. The narrower lanes could also help with traffic calming.

Livernois Ave north of Curtis Street - across the street from firehouse - requesting traffic study to re-activate red light traffic signal for emergency services vehicles exiting the firehouse and responding to emergency runs

Lane markings are missing; the intersection is getting ready to be re-striped, and the screen lines for a crosswalk on the west side of the intersection (crossing Lafayette Blvd) are missing.

Additionally, I've submitted a previous complaint about eastbound Lafayette Blvd being way too wide for a single stream of traffic, and how sometimes drivers end up confused and driving around each other. The solution is to strip a dedicated left turn lane and a separate through lane on the eastbound approach. The paint crew is already going to be out at the intersection, please have them do this.

School, Park, Kids crossing the street and traffic is very high,

Crosswalks not visible

I work at the Renaissance Center and park in River East Parking Garage. I just moved to Tower 400 recently, so I now walk on Atwater Street on my way to work. There is not a traffic light or cross walk signal where Atwater and St. Antoine meet, only stop signs. With all traffic and pedestrians crossing in the area, the lack of a traffic light could result in a safety accident.

I am requesting a traffic light and cross walk signal be installed on Atwater, which will help people safely crossover St. Antoine Street. The end result should model the intersection of Beaubien Street and Atwater Street, which currently has a traffic light and cross-walk signal for those walking crossing over Beaubien.

The traffic signal pole at the SE corner of Third Ave and Lafayette Blvd is missing the cover to the access panel at the base.

Base of traffic signal opened and wires exposed.

Traffic lights are out of time and causing backups

Eastbound traffic turning left onto Conner has a green arrow, but westbound traffic does not have a "no turn on red" sign, creating a conflict when westbound traffic turns right. I have almost been hit several times.

It would also be helpful to have turn lines for those travelling southbound on Conner and turning right onto Jefferson. Since the second right turn lane is new, I have almost been hit several times as those in the rightmost lane drift into my lane because they are not paying attention to the "new" turn lane.