City of Peoria, Illinois
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Category: Traffic Signals Client: Mobile App Substatus: Resolved Issue Type: Comment| Sort by: | Case Date | Location | Category |
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SR#45642 The "walk" pedestrian crossing light does not illuminate at the Main & Madison intersection for crossing Madison going NW to the North corner.
SR#45591 The traffic signals on Jefferson and Fulton are out of sink with the rest of the lights.
SR#45443 Pedestrian crossing button at Loucks & Sheridan to cross Sheridan going west does not work.
SR#45235 Traffic signals at glen hollow shopping center and war memorial are too short- traffic is backing up
SR#19553 Green signal not burning on center signal
SR#44646 Walk button on NW corner of main and university isnt working.
SR #44045 One of the traffic lights on Monroe and Spring has burned out.
SR#42511 When I drive southbound on Knoxville in the mornings at approximately 6:00am on weekdays. I often stopped at the Knoxville / North Lane traffic light when there are no vehicles waiting to turn from North Ln onto Knoxville. My frustration is that the northbound traffic has a protected green turn onto westbound North Ln into the Ashley furniture parking lot area when there aren’t any vehicles awaiting a protected turn. If the protected turn light could be resolved so it doesn’t automatically turn on for the northbound traffic I would deeply appreciate it. Thank you.
SR# 41172 Hello team! my kids and I walk to St Mark’s School everyday and cars never stop for us. They in fact speed up! Thanks for putting the “Stop for pedestrian sign” but I think it’s too far. Could we place it more prominently by adding to the pole where the yellow pedestrian crossing is already displayed? Thanks for your help!
SR#40854 Street sign is leaning at a 90 degree angle.