Comments for “Alachua Countywide Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan/ SS4A Action Plan”
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Unsafe bike lane
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Dangerous debris in the shoulder, and traffic is very fast, pedestrians in shoulder as well
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Someone crashed in the middle of the roundabout
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Lots of crashes at the signal of Waldo and University
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Running red lights and unsafe speeding
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Better crossing needed; RRFB or something, not in-pavement flashers which are low-compliance
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Crossing needed for students.
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Needs crosswalk across SW 78 ST.
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Crosswalk needed, pedestrian severely injured crossing SW 75th from SW 58th .
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Cross walk needed to access park.
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Unsafe crossing condition for students.
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Better pedestrian crossing needed for students at SW 250th st.
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Poor connectivity to schools.
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Well designed!
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Dangerous intersection, many fatal & severe crashes.
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Dangerous intersection- lots of crashes
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Fill sidewalk gaps
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Bike lanes here near the schools
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Bike lanes here near the schools
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I don't think there's a speed limit posted here?
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Separate bike and vehicle lane here
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More lighting. I feel like I am going to get kidnapped when I walk here.
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Prefer separated bicycle lane - don't have bikers share the lane with cars
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More defined crosswalks here!
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RE: "super dangerous intersection" (SW 16th Ave and Main Veterinary Medicine entrance) --
When the opposing turn lane is filled, the west-bound left-turners have absolutely zero visibility to see oncoming traffic. Either a large traffic mirror or an officer directing traffic (for only the busy morning commute hour, say 7:30-8:30) would dramatically increase the safety around this intersection. I've a west-bounder myself and I suspect but can't confirm that it's a problem for the east-bounders too. A roundabout is probably too much to ask for, but that would work too especially as drivers seem to get really aggressive in this spot.