This is a safety issue and should have been reported by phone to the state police. I will call before there is a serious accident. In the future please phone then post before someone is seriously injured .

The State Police already know about this issue and it is not their job to dismantle or erect the signs. It is the DOT's job as was mentioned earlier and so suggested by the state police.

It may not be their job to install a sign but they should notify the proper authorities Also issues like this should be reported as soon as possible to the authorities by phone. A delay can cost a life.

What I want to know is why it is the job of citizens to report (and report and report) something like this. It's not as if this is some rural intersection way off the beaten path that only a couple residents would notice and worry about. Surely there are city officials and police officers who use this ramp too?!? Why on god's green earth don't the people who are paid by our tax dollars take some initiative here? And why, once a MAJOR SAFETY ISSUE like this is reported, is there ZERO response for months?

It's always a good idea to run a search within SCF to see if the same issue has already been posted by someone else and responded to. This particular issue is being closed since a city department has followed up with CTDOT concerning the missing yield sign, which was reported on SCF at an earlier date. Here is a link to that issue: https://seeclickfix.com/issues/902148-traffic-road-safety

When will this be corrected ? Is it going to take a tragic accident for something to be done?

This issue was recategorized from Traffic/Road Safety to Other.

We are working to delineate old issues in the "other" category. A review of Google Street view from images captured in 2018 verifies that the State DOT has replaced this sign.