(none specified)
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Enforce speed limits so idiots do not endanger residents
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More street lights w/ left-turn arrows!
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(none specified)
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Reduce and/or eliminate all the speed humps
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(none specified)
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Have more bike lanes & bike racks
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(none specified)
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In general, more marked bike lanes
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(none specified)
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Flashing lights for crosswalks when pedestrians are present
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(none specified)
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Improve corners so that cars are forced to slow down when they turn into a side street (will also improve visibility of pedestrians)
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(none specified)
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Need repaving
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{none specified}
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No more speed humps!
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16th St - Lexington St - 22nd
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Remove speed hump or improve them
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1st block of Nottingham
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Speed humps, 3-wat stop at 23rd and/or traffic circle
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2200 - 2300 Harrison
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more effective traffic calming; remove nubs that remove street parking opportunities
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22nd & Harrison
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Stop sign at Harrison--make 4 way stop
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22nd & Madison
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Stop sign
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22nd and Harrison
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4 way stop, cars travel quickly and are hidden in both directions by the curves
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22nd between Lexington and Sycamore
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Needs Speed Bumps
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22nd St
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People drive too fast/speed bumps? Residential sign?
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22nd St & Roosevelt
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Add two more stop signs and make it a 4-way stop
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22nd St between Harrison & G. Mason
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High speed cars during rush hour. Need speed bump.
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22nd St N & N Lexington St
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Remove curb nubs which make turning from 22nd St onto N Lexington dangerous
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22nd Street
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Stop sign at greenway
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22nd Street - Lexington to Madison Sts
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Speeding
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22nd Street between Illinois & Lexington
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Traffic goes too fast > speed bump needed or flashing light at intersection w/Illinois (people don't come to a stop often)
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2300 block N. Nottingham
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Sidewalk & lighting considering high traffic on N Nottingham between Lee Hwy & Wash Blvd
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2300 block of N Nottingham & Lee Hwy
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Sidewalks, lighting (especially at intersection of Lee & Nottingham)
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23rd & N. Nottingham St
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Lighting & sidewalks/curbs
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24th & Kensington
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Cars, trucks often ignore stop sign and speed through intersection
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24th St and Kensington
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Add 4-way stop signs
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24th St.
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traffic from Rivendell uses 24th St. as major route - traffic too fast
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25th Rd & N. Nottingham (dead end)
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Cars, van w/ Maryland license tags parked in the middle of road during past year. We called Arlington County once but problem still persists as of today.
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26th and John Marshall
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Traffic circle to slow traffic
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26TH St.
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too much commuter traffic. Narrow street.
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26th St. North and Lexington
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More speed humps plus sidewalks plus street lights
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26th St/John Marshall
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Stop sign - speed bumps don't work!
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All - speed bumps
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All roads
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More speed bumps or more police patrols.
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Corner of 24th and Illinois
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Cars take turn too fast, speed down 24th, which is full of young children
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General
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Lighting/sidewalks
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George Mason Drive & Lee Hwy
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Sidewalk has been closed due to construction for weeks. Very dangerous for walkers - near bus stop
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George Mason and Lee
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should have a left turn signal so commuters stay on GM rather than cut through neighborhoods
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Harrison & 22nd
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needs a 4-way stop--people drive too fast
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Harrison & Lee
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Road needs repaving!
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Harrison and 26th St
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We need a stop gin on Harrison St. It is very difficult to turn left onto Harrison Street from 26th St
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Harrison and 26th St
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Also, hard to cross Harrison St in spite of crosswalk. Traffic is too fast on Harrison St.
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Harrison and Lee Hwy
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left lane turning is a big problem
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Harrison St b/w 22nd St & Lee Hwy
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Speeding / better limit posting and/or speed bumps
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Harrison St between 19th & a6th (not sure if this is still our area)
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There are no sidewalks on an extremely busy stretch of road
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Harrison Street
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Traffic flows too fast but please no more speed humps!
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Harrison/Lee Hwy
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Need turn lights
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Illinois
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Too much excessive speeding and lack of adequate sidewalks
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Illinois and Lee Hwy at Pure Gas Station
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People cross Lee Hwy to get to Safeway about one block before light. Put in a crosswalk.
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Illinois from Lee HWY to 22nd
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Trafic speeds by with lots of children. Speed bumps.
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Illinois near 22nd St
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Create a sidewalk
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Illinois St
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No suggestions other than improving sidewalks
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Illinois St.
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traffic travels too fast
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John Marshall between Lee and N 22 Rd
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Please install sidewalks for Overlee Pool walkers
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Kensington St & Lee Hwy (24th St)
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Speed bumps or circle
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Kensington to Lee HWY to 21st.
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Need speed bumps.
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Kentucky St & 22nd
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Replace yield sign w/ stop sign
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Lee & Geo Mason
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more left turn lights
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Lee & Harrison
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Extremely dangerous & difficult to cross as pedestrian
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Lee & Lexington
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Left turn signals
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Lee and Harrison
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Diagonal crosswalk takes too long to cross.
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Lee and Nottingham
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enforced speed limits - add speed hump
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Lee Highway
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Grass is not mowed - looks terrible
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Lee Highway
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A traffic light would be useful between Harrison and Lexington because it is hard to get onto Lee Hwy - from gas stations, homes/TH, stores, eating places & a school.
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Lee Highway & Harrison
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Add left turn only light for westbound traffic
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Lee Highway between Harrison & Lexington
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There should be another stop light between these 2 streets. It is almost impossible to cross from one side to another to catch a bus or go home from a bus
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Lee Highway, George Mason Drive
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Add right turn lanes on Lee Highway both eastbound and westbound
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Lee Highway/Harrison
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Dedicated turn lanes with signals
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Lee Hwy & 23rd St
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Traffic still fairly heavy & fast moving from Lee to 23rd St & just beyond
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Lee Hwy & Geo Mason
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Entry by car to bank(s)
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Lee Hwy & John Marshall
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Difficult intersection due to speeding and volume of traffic. Stop light needed
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Lee Hwy & Lexington St
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4-way left turn traffic signal
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Lee Hwy & Quantico
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Very dangerous due to speeding on Lee Hwy and topography. Stop light needed.
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Lee Hwy and Harrison
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Remains a deadly intersection!
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Lee Hwy and Harrison
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Longer time for peds to cross
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Lee Hwy and Harrison
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Left hand turn arrow from both directions on Harrison crossing Lee Hwy
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Lee Hwy and Harrison St. Intersection
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Very dangerous for pedestrians to cross
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Lee Hwy and John Marshal
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Crossing Light
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Lee Hwy at N Illinois St
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Pedestrian crossing needed
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Lee Hwy/Harrison
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Crosswalk improvements. This was in the process before 9/11. Funding then was cut.
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Lee Hwy/Powhatan St (south side)
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Close off access to Lee Hwy and make Powhatan St a court because cars drive too fast on Powhatan and pose a danger to small children. Then put a light at Quantico/Lee Hwy intersection
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Lee- Illinois, Kensington, Lexington, Nottingham
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Electronic speed signs would help. Also on Lee Highway, west after Lexington St
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Lee-Harrison
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DANGER. Pedestrian crossing needs improvement!
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Lexington
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Speed bumps help but people still zoom up and down street
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Lexington & Lee Hwy
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Need left turn arrow
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Lexington at Lee Highway
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Remove shrub obstructing view of Lee Highway traffic east
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Lexington between 22nd and 23rd
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Cut down speed bump - it is too high
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Lexington St & 25th Rd M
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A traffic circle to help slow down speeding traffic on Lexington
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Lexington Street and 16th Street
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Eliminate speed bumps because now most traffic on my street, Nottingham.
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Lexington/Lee
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Traffic monitor (electronic)
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Madison / 22nd St.
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Install 4 way stop. Cars on 22nd st. block view for cars trying to cross from Madison St.
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Madison at 22nd street
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Needs four way stop. Visibility is very poor in crossing 22nd street. Also there is a bus stop there with sometimes up to 20 kids.
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Madison St (especially 1st block off Lee Hwy)
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Speed humps, 4-way stop at 23rd and/or traffic circle, 4-way stop at 22nd St and/or traffic circle (this is a bus stop area for elementary school kids. It is VERY dangerous!)
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N Harrison & Lee Hwy
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Improve intersection for walkers
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N Illinois
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Sidewalks completed
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N Illinois between 22nd St and 23rd St
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Sidewalk needed for the safety of children! There have been efforts to address this by our neighbors for a decade - this needs to be a high priority project
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N Kensington/24th St
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Cars speed up and down Kensington - 4-way stop needed
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N. Harrison St and N. 26th St
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Need a 4-way stop sign - dangerous for traffic. Many kids cross here after school. (I realize this is outside our area, but our kids walk here to W'burg and Yorktown.
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N. Kentucky/Lee
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Traffic monitor (electronic)
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N. Madison and Lee Hwy
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Difficult to see Street from West; most people block access to Madison from Lee Hwy
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N. Nottingham (between Lee Hwy and N 23rd Rd.)
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Needs a sidewalk
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N. Sycamore & Lee Hwy
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Left turn arrow lights
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N22nd St between Quantico & Powhatan
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Street narrows right before Quantico - should prohibit parking on one side of street
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North Kentucky Street
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Speeding. Use speed bumps. People drive way too fast near children and those backing out of driveways.
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Nottingham - Wash Blvd > Lee Hwy
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Paint solid line(s) down center, esp if narrow 2-way street
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Quantico/Lee Hwy
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Blind spot making a right turn onto Lee Hwy
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Throughout neighborhood
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Potholes need to be repaired
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- Gang graffiti on public signs
- Damage from skate boarding, e.g., 6114 N 22 Rd (on cul-de-sac)
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1. Lee Harrison intersection is very intimidating/dangerous
2. Lack of sidewalk to reach commercial areas: 5500/5600 24th Street
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1. Lots of mosquitoes in greenway strip area.
2. Pigeons and droppings along Harrison St sidewalk in front of Harris Teeter store
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23rd Street bet. Lexington & Nottingham dark
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24th Street - cars use this road in lieu of Lee Hwy--especially those parents who drop parents at Rivendell.
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26th St. N. just east of the intersection of 26th st. N. and Lexington. I live at 5727 26yh St. N. and we do not have sidewalks or speed bumps! I am especially alarmed because I have a young daughter.
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Bike lanes are helpful -- trails are terrific
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Biking is good; many improvements were made. Thank you!
- Ensure sidewalks exist, especially on street with high traffic like Nottingham (between 22nd & Lee Hwy)- Speed bumps don't work; people with SUVs find them fun!!
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Cars approach stop light at Lee & Lexington much too fast
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Cars do not yield to any peds in crosswalks, anywhere
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Crossing Lee Highway by foot at any intersection is very dangerous. Speeding motorists are very aggressive.
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Crossing Lee Hwy at all points. Crossing signals at Sycamore and Harrison are routinely violated by drivers.
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Crossing over Lee Hwy towards Harris Teeter requires going around a lane divide into traffic when pushing a baby stroller. This is very hazardous and unacceptable!
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Dog droppings
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Generally this is a good walking area, except for crossing Lee Highway. Lexington and Lee has bad sight lines due to bad grading.
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Harrison & N. 26th St - dangerous to cross. Lee-Harrison intersection also still dangerous to cross. In fact, none of the pedestrian crossings of Lee Hwy are easy except maybe George Mason.
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I feel least safe when walking from the public sidewalk to the stores at the Lee-Harrison Center - there's no pedestrian access. Also, steps on Lee Hwy sidewalk between Lexington & Nottingham are a problem with a stroller
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I find the neighborhood to be generally bike and foot friendly, except for the absence of sidewalks in some locations. (see p. 2 & 3)
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I love this neighborhood. Need sidewalks on all streets though.
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Illinois & 22nd is too narrow with no sidewalk; very dangerous for walking with two way traffic.
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Insufficient traffic lights
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Kentucky at 22nd St - see map - needs sidewalk. Very dangerous. (note: circled curved portion of 22nd St between Lexington & Kentucky Streets)
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Lack of complete sidewalks
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lack of sidewalks
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lack of sidewalks
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Lack of sidewalks everywhere!
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Lack of sidewalks on 26th between Ohio and Harrison
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Lack of sidewalks on every block. Also, too many people speed on Lee Hwy, making crossing (even @ crosswalks) hazardous.
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Lack of sidewalks on some street blocks
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Lack of sidewalks; insufficient street light; poorly pruned trees - elec lines
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Lee Hwy and Blvd are heavily trafficked by pedestrians and bicycles enroute to Metro. An east-west bike path would be helpful (to include extending to the W&OD Trail). Sidewalks along Lee Hwy are not uniformly shoveled in winter making it difficult for pedestrians to walk
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Madison St. No sidewalks - cars going to & from Walter Reed & out to Lee Hwy way too fast.
22nd St east of Lexington
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More sidewalks needed I several areas
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More bike lanes in general.
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N Nottingham St between Lee Hwy & Washington Blvd
23rd St between N Nottingham & N Lexington St
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Need bike lanes along major roads, such as Lee Hwy & wash Blvd. People continue to go through red lights. I especially notice this at the intersection of Wash Blvd & Ohio.
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No areas of concern.
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No concern - excellent bike paths!
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Not enough sidewalks on N Illinois to get to CVS/Blockbuster
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Pavement of the pedestrian thru-way between Powhatan and N. 22nd St would be very appreciated and lighting. The bluestone is hard to get over with a stroller and a wagon. Better lighting along Quantico and 23rd St (the street lights seem to go out a lot and are too dim)
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Pedestrian crossing at Harrison St and N 26th St is very dangerous. Sidewalks start and then end on N 26th St, so the effect is to discourage pedestrian traffic all together.
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Pedestrian safety at lee hwy and Harrison.
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Pedestrians crossing Washington (from Ohio to John Marshall Dr (i.e. Northbound) - west side) cannot see "walk/don't walk" lighted sign - it's angled to the east so it is not visible clearly
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Sidewalk break on 22nd Street at greenway - south side
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Since Lexington got speed bumps our street has more traffic and at a faster pace. Harrison & 22nd needs a 4-way stop. People in general drive too fast--if speed bumps irritate people maybe more cops would slow people down!
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some sidewalks too narrow specifically Lexington St. between 22nd st. and Lee hwy - could narrow rd. to slow traffic and expand sidewalk.
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Speed of cars is #1 concern and lack of sidewalks. Our houses are close to the street & lack of sidewalks makes it very dangerous.
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speeding cars on N. Illinois St.
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The irregular sidewalks. Some street blocks have them and then they stop or pick up again on the other side of the street. Busy through streets like Nottingham should have them all the way from Lee Hwy to Washington Blvd. I don't know why all the new houses on Nottingham didn't have to put in sidewalks.
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The lack of sidewalk on N Illinois St connecting N 22nd St to Lee Hwy - lacking two full blocks. This is a major route for pedestrians getting to Lee Hwy transportation and shopping and for students (young) and their siblings getting to the bus stop.
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The walk down the hill at Nottingham (between 22nd Rd & 22nd St) is dangerous - no sidewalks, cars are often parked there, bushes interfere with walking on the grass.
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Turn signals for cars going north & south on Geo. Mason Dr. as well as Harrison St. on Lee Hwy,
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Walking on the Greenway bike path can be hazardous due to the high speed of bikes on the path.
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We run to the W&OD trail/Four Mile Run trail as well as the Custis trail 3-5 times a week. Please continue to preserve and encourage safe access to these.
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