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This intersection is horrible for pedestrians. There are no curb cuts and poor pavement condition in all directions. Vehicle speeds on 8th Ave, including AC Transit, are ridiculous fast, and almost no vehicles stop for pedestrians. And of course there aren't any crosswalks, even though there are bus stops at the intersection. This straight corridor between Park Blvd and 14th Avenue should have 4-way stops at every intersection with raised crosswalks for traffic calming, especially at intersections where speeds are especially high. Note: seeclickfix limits traffic calming requests to one type, but all of the above are needed here and throughout this coordor

This is such a dangerous intersection Vehicles fly up E 21st in both directions to an intersection that isn't visible heading eastbound - and there's no pedestrian signage, no crosswalks, poor lighting, and only a 2way stop, with pretty high traffic volume There's no rationale that supports keeping all of these intersections in Eastlake as just 2 way stops, and plenty of support over the years from neighbors asking for stop signs This one should be high on the list

The area adjacent to Park Blvd Plaza needs a crosswalk, physical traffic calming, and a 20 mph speed zone. The redesign left a long stretch between crosswalks at Newton and Van Dyke, where vehicles tend to pick up a lot of speed in both directions. Speeds on Park Blvd are still too fast, even after the road diet. This is a park for the area with a lot of pedestrians, a bus stop, and a wide span, and should be a priority for traffic calming. There should be at a minimum a high visibility crosswalk at E 22nd and mid-street signs directing vehicles to stop for people in crosswalks