City of Peoria, Illinois
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Department: Public Works, 309-494-8800 Category: Traffic Signals Client: Mobile App| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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Can anyone explain the reason as to now that the new flashing yellow arrows have been installed at numerous intersections, certain directions get a green arrow and the other gets a flashing yellow even though both turn lanes were empty? Also, have seen where I was in turn lane and no car in oncoming turn lane yet I sat thru a red w/ yellow flashing turn lane while opposite lane received green arrow with NO car in the turn lane? It happens all of the time. It makes no sense. Please reply
"Do Not Walk" hand is non-functional at the crosswalk when crossing Kumpf, facing the Civic Center.
The school crossing stop sign in the middle of the road is broken off and only about a 6" tall base remains.
Broken street sign again in median by Lehmann Rd and Forrest Hills ave.
Radar speed sign on south side of W Moss Ave between glenwood and cooper is stuck reading 17 mph.
The handling of the intersections by the city and police was extremely inadequate. Allen Road and War Memorial has been ridiculous from a safety standpoint. A squad car or a city vehicle with a flashing amber light should have been there. Or a flashing red light on the temporary stop sign. I'm sure they are available or could be fabricated at a city garage. Chaos ruled and traffic was backed up relentlessly. Total lack of preparation and common sense by the city.