The lights facing Umstead and Hillsborough are desynchronized and will display green for one side and red on the other confusing left turning traffic as they wait to yield for traffic that doesn’t come.

The light sequence is all messed up for people taking a left off of Hillsborough or a left off of Umstead The lights should have arrows to alert people turning left that they have the right of way As it is, no one knows what to do and its a mess

Please install a flashing light and cautionary signage at our crosswalk. School children crossing Piney Mountain Road in the dark morning hours are at risk by drivers who exceed the new lower posted speed limit.

Bike path blocked with dangerous items that could cause trip and fall hazards after dark.

There is large, long-term construction project happening on N. Estes Drive in the walk zone for 2 public schools. The cones & orange netting that attempt to provide a safe walkway for kids and parents are not being maintained by the construction crew. These cones and netting need to be kept in place as some attempt to provide for safe passage of kids entering Estes Hills Elementary School. The traffic light at Estes/Caswell is the particular location. There is no longer any barrier between opposing traffic on Caswell waiting to turn left onto N. Estes Drive. I myself and other neighbors have been attempting to maintain this area but that is not reasonable or appropriate for a parent with a young child while already dodging confused traffic.

This picture was taken Friday, November 5th, of trash in front of 303 Brookside Drive that has been lying there since Monday. This picture illustrates a continuing problem with both 303 Brookside and adjoining property, 319 McCauley Street.

Any idea when the steel plate will be removed and the road repaired?

I was almost side swiped and hit by a turning semi trailer turning right onto pittsboro street while I was biking straight on Cameron Avenue An LPI signal change is needed to prevent this conflict situation the future ..

There are very nice bike lanes on Sage Road and on Old Durham Road However, the intersection at US 15-501 heading north is subpar The bike lane does not continue across the intersection and both cars and bikes are confused about how to behave. The first car will generally jump ahead, and it often is tricky for a bicycle to find a way to merge into traffic. Recommend adding a bike box in front of the through lane at the intersection to improve bicycTidy safety and comfort along this missing link of what is otherwise a continuous bike lane from Homestead Road to Garrett Road in Durham

Cable cover (plastic bright material) has been missing from the metal wires that hold up the utility poles and go into the sidewalks, for a couple years. Can these be replaced?

Sidepath along the north side of Raleigh Rd is covered in leaves and pine needles, making the facility dangerously slick.