Reports (1,234)
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General Traffic Engineering Request
Constituent states that the speed humps in front of 29 Nelson st are inadequate and do not reduce the amount of speeding on the street. Requesting that they get raised. |
CLOSED #101006167932Case Resolved. All speed humps in Boston are built to a code that gives them a height limit of 3 inches off the ground. For our purposes, they cannot be raised higher than this. We will work to further speed control efforts on your street in the future through additional infrastructure and road design changes if speeding persists.
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General Traffic Engineering Request
Caller states the cars are speeding down cummins highway and making the pleasantview st a hazard. Caller is requesting speed bumps be added to the street. |
CLOSED #101006159534Case Resolved. We share your concerns about making the City’s streets safer. Everyone should have a safe street where they feel comfortable and free from concerns of speeding cars. We are working to bring speed humps to our neighborhood streets, and it will take time to get this work done. Our program is being updated to better match the needs of the community. Reaching out to your neighborhood's ONS liaison is a great way to make your feedback heard as part of this process. We will continue to work to slow traffic and offer safety interventions across the City of Boston. We appreciate you sharing your feedback on your street and will include it as we continue strengthening our program.
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General Traffic Engineering Request
Constituent wants to express their deep concerns with the danger posed at the intersection of W cottage and Woodville. Constituent states the corner is a blind turn out of Woodville and turning W cottage into a one way street moving forward would mitigate these hazards posed to residents. |
CLOSED #101006159370Case Noted. There are existing corner restrictions on W. Cottage Street. If the signs are being violated, please contact BTD Enforcement. Thank you for contacting 311 and BTD.
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General Traffic Engineering Request
Const. Is requesting speed bumps at service location is possible due to speeding on street. Const. also states there is a stop sign but people often speed past it. |
CLOSED #101006158190Case Resolved. We share your concerns about making the City’s streets safer. Everyone should have a safe street where they feel comfortable and free from concerns of speeding cars. We are working to bring speed humps to our neighborhood streets, and it will take time to get this work done. Our program is being updated to better match the needs of the community. Reaching out to your neighborhood's ONS liaison is a great way to make your feedback heard as part of this process. We will continue to work to slow traffic and offer safety interventions across the City of Boston. We appreciate you sharing your feedback on your street and will include it as we continue strengthening our program.
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General Traffic Engineering Request
Constituent requests speed bump on the street as speeding is a big problem especially during the school year. |
CLOSED #101006156707Case Resolved. We share your concerns about making the City’s streets safer. Everyone should have a safe street where they feel comfortable and free from concerns of speeding cars. We are working to bring speed humps to our neighborhood streets, and it will take time to get this work done. Our program is being updated to better match the needs of the community. Reaching out to your neighborhood's ONS liaison is a great way to make your feedback heard as part of this process. We will continue to work to slow traffic and offer safety interventions across the City of Boston. We appreciate you sharing your feedback on your street and will include it as we continue strengthening our program.
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General Traffic Engineering Request
Constituent would like information on whether there are plans to add speed bumps to Hemlock Road and Laurie Avenue. The roads are currently being repaved and the constituent wanted to know if speed bumps will be added since there is chronic speeding in the area. |
CLOSED #101006156689Case Resolved. We share your concerns about making the City’s streets safer. Everyone should have a safe street where they feel comfortable and free from concerns of speeding cars. We are working to bring speed humps to our neighborhood streets, and it will take time to get this work done. Our program is being updated to better match the needs of the community. Reaching out to your neighborhood's ONS liaison is a great way to make your feedback heard as part of this process. We will continue to work to slow traffic and offer safety interventions across the City of Boston. We appreciate you sharing your feedback on your street and will include it as we continue strengthening our program.
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General Traffic Engineering Request
constituent states that several speed humps were removed from the street and he's asking that they be put back |
CLOSED #101006156226Case Resolved. We share your concerns about making the City’s streets safer. Everyone should have a safe street where they feel comfortable and free from concerns of speeding cars. We are working to bring speed humps to our neighborhood streets, and it will take time to get this work done. Our program is being updated to better match the needs of the community. Reaching out to your neighborhood's ONS liaison is a great way to make your feedback heard as part of this process. We will continue to work to slow traffic and offer safety interventions across the City of Boston. We appreciate you sharing your feedback on your street and will include it as we continue strengthening our program.
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General Traffic Engineering Request
constituent reports too may speed humps at this intersection |
CLOSED #101006126499Case Resolved. Speed humps installed throughout Boston are placed with the goal of providing a consistent and predictable speed control experience for drivers. When placed around intersections, they seek to discourage speeding through said open spaces between streets.
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CLOSED #101006126390
Duplicate of Existing Case. Duplicate entry of 101006126392.
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General Traffic Engineering Request
Constituent is requesting for there to be a safety measure put in place for the bike lane going down Beacon street. Constituent states that it is hard to see the bikes coming down the lane when turning into Exeter street. Requesting for something to be done, recommending removing some parking space for better visibility of the bikes going down. |
CLOSED #101006126392Case Resolved. This intersection currently hosts daylighting spots at the end of the bike lane with the specific goal of providing motorists with visibility of bicyclists existing the bike lane into the intersection.