Raleigh City Hall PLUS

Traffic light at the intersection of Glenwood and Harvey St has an obstructed view on Glenwood heading West. Trees need to be trimmed. This is creating a significant traffic hazard. Several recent near misses with cars running this light long after it has turned red.

The mirror on Wilmington St by the garage is missing. It came off a few weeks ago after a storm and hasn't been replaced. With it missing, it makes it difficult to turn onto Wilmington from the One City garage and see around large vehicles parked at the dock.

At 3225 Balm Ct on the Maidenhair Dr side there is a tree that needs to be trimmed. If you are attempting to turn left from Balm Ct onto Maidenhair Dr. it is challenging to get a clear view and safely make the left turn

Tree leaning into street

There are tree limbs hanging down at the intersection of Bullock Farm Rd and New Hope Rd that cause limited view when trying to pull out of Bullock Farm Rd onto New Hope Rd. The trees are on the side on the Board of Elections property.

At the intersection of 5300 Neuse Ridge Drive & Anderson Point Drive, there are multiple large overgrown trees obstructing the view and causing a safety hazard. You have to pull in the roadway to see if any traffic is coming on Anderson Point Drive. Can someone please come out to this site and evaluate this safety hazard before an accident occurs? This intersection is very busy due to an elementary school nearby! Furthermore, can the overgrown trees causing this hazard be removed or trimmed as soon as possible? Thanks in advance for looking into this serious road hazard!
County: Wake

Leaves piled in street too high making it hard to see anything - cars or pedestrians - when driving down the street. Safety issue.

This bush by the street completely obscures your view to the left. I didn't get a pic at the time so this is Google street view. You have to pull into the lane to be able to see oncoming traffic. So not exactly ideal.

Difficulty viewing proper distance when pulling out of Davis St. Turning left onto Oberlin from Davis St. can be very difficult due to the lack of sight around the curve. Visual obstruction is incoming traffic from the right. Perhaps a mirror on the telephone pole adjacent of the intersection could help drivers see further down the road before pulling out.

Tree is down on Mitchell Mill Road near the corner of Singleleaf lane. It is not blocking the sidewalk but it does make it difficult to see when existing Neuse Crossings subdivision.

Top of a downed tree blocking traffic