Over 1000 days and no one has addressed;
Just the accidents I'm aware of this past year
All multiple vehicles, all with injuries;
All Pine street (1 way) and Blatchley ave
4/13/20 1:30pm hit house
7/7/20. 12:32pm hit house
10/2/20 11:18am
10/28/20 5:50 pm
11/18/20 2:40pm
1/15/21 3:36 pm
2/27/21 3:51pm ran over person on sidewalk and took out a house poach
3/31/21 11:03am
5/3/21 12:01 pm
5/7/21. 8:21 am
5/22/21 2:45 am hit house

Call the alderperson

The Alderman assigned has been notified by email at each accident and in community meetings as well as by another alderman ... no action for community safety has occurred.

The issue continues with at least 1-2 accidents per month.

Just the observation of 1 resident who is home half the day the total number has not tallied saw 26 accidents in the previous 18 months.

As no one is answering and total submission time exceeds 2000 days setting new requests.

Re: Thank you for reporting Traffic/Road Safety (#4952267)

This continues to be an extremely dangerous intersection. This week a painted STOP was placed on the ground. No advisory of upcoming stop , no stop signs. If the very few cars that notice it and stop, the drivers behind them have to slam their brakes or they pass on the left side into on coming traffic. As noted all the accidents have been directly caused PINE STREET 1 WAY STOP SIGN not being utilized. PINE STREET should have both speed bumps and flashing stop light.
Painting on the ground STOP on the Blatchley straight away has already caused new issues. Please remember there are a total of 11 buses this year utilizing this intersection for pick up and drop off.
Children see the solid lines and think it's safe to cross , but it is NOT a true crosswalk and zero safety. The city now has this huge pedestrian safety documented in writing. This past week 2 major collusions occured , both with injuries to passengers and the brick building on that corner was struck again. Some type of barrier should exist on side walk that protects pediatration on sidewalk and property.