Comments for “Alachua Countywide Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan/ SS4A Action Plan”
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8 inch deep potholes. Weight restriction violations by semi trucks.
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This traffic circle is too small
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Needs bike lane
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Dangerous intersection. I wonder why there isn’t a traffic circle here?
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A trail connecting downtown to San Felasco is highly required. People would use it a lot, just like Hawthorne trail.
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need a traffic light for traffic to make left from 4th on to 62nd also for pedestrians to cross safely
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this area from cabana Beach to forest park does not have a sidewalk and is not lit up very much at night. very dangerous area east and west bound..
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this area over I 75 has no sidewalk. People walk in the bike lane very dangerous
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Campus Walk drug dealing, loud vulgar "music" make it dangerous to go out at night. Higher police presence would help the elderly that live here and pay rent.
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Most dangerous intersection in the county. If it hasn't happened already someone is going to die here. Desperately needs a traffic light.
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53rd is extremely dangerous to drive or ride on especially in the rain due to road deterioration and the huge grooves in the pavement. Most dangerous road in Gainesville.
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NE 9TH is in dire need of repair and is dangerous to drive and ride on in it's current condition. Walking is safe as it has good sidewalks up to 23rd but they should be extended to the North end.
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NE 7TH AVE is missing, or even worse, broken sidewalks and a narrow busy street. It is dangerous to walk on.
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This neighborhood has alot of dog walkers, bicyclists, and foot traffic. It has no sidewalk so the residents have to just walk in the road. There is almost no lightening as soon as it turns dark it is extremely dangerous. I know getting a side walk is not realistic but if more lighting is possible it would make our neighborhood alot safer.
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No sidewalks, although many disabled folks who use scooter chairs in this area and other mobility devices
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There is a "roundabout" in this location. I use quotation marks because it is hardly a real roundabout and does not serve its intended purpose. People speed down the entirety of NW 31st Ave and use our neighborhood as a cut through from 13th and 39th to get to Glen Springs Rd faster. The worst is typical work traffic in am and pm. We have children playing on our street daily, and most people fully disregard the speed limit. I have also seen many people traveling east to west use the south side of the road, going in the wrong direction, to avoid slowing at the "roundabout" because that south side is completely straight and requires no slowing down to pass through. Even the north side barely requires people to slow down.
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This could be a great road for cycling and walking. Road is full of pot holes. Need more sidewalks in places. Reduce speed.
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The sidewalks here need widening. Cars are too close to pedestrians going across the bridge
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NW 6th is terrible.
University Ave. should be a major overhaul, -
The road surface here is extremely poor
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Need some crosswalks to reach bus
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Speed limit to high with many tractor trailers exceeding speed limit, and often passing as well. It’s dangerous to even check mail or cross the road and forget about trying to walk on the road, drivers don’t move over for walkers.
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Butler plaza and surrounding area is as dangerous a place as I've ever ridden a bicycle. They had the opportunity to create real bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure and they didn't all alachua county ever does is give lip service
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SR-26 is a raceway. Send more law enforcement!
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This part of 85th Avenue all the way to Williston Road must have lower speeding limits. (1) the surface of the road is NOT built for speeds over 40 (maybe even 35), (2) this road is not wide enough for two large vehicles to pass each other at speeds over 35, (3) the road is getting torn up from these larger vehicles and the number of vehicles on the road, (4) there is not dividing line for this road, especially considering all the traffic this road has (5) Riding a bike on this road has become dangerous, and (6) since there is likely a huge housing development will be in the making on these large parcels of property for sale, traffic will multiply exponentially causing further road degrading on both SW 85 Ave. and SW 75th St. Thus, the need for a road repaving and widening with a bike lane will be much needed soon..