Reports (17,959)

The sign is no longer there...Unfortunately, it's a corner restriction sign...I hope it gets replaced ASAP...BFD will have a hard time making the turn onto Weld Ave if cars are parked at the corner. Lots of old wooden structures on Weld Ave

Constituent states there is weed growing out from the sidewalk and around the street pole. Constituent requests a recurring cleaning schedule to maintain the weeds. | Type of debris: [Other] Cars parked on the street: [No]

Down stop sign pole

Parked over pedestrian visibility park at intersection at high school. Replace poles and enforce A LAW to protect walking pedestrians

Again, get rid of bike lane barrier. Looks like a shit entrance to the neighborhood. Always knocked down by fire trucks and delivery. More traffic consultant bullshit. We live here!!

Near 103 For es Street. No Parking sign tipped over and partially blocking sidewalk.

Crosswalk sign knocked down

location matches bus stop pole This morning, I took the 66 bus from Roxbury to Allston. I got out at the stop for Cambridge Street and Hano Street, right in front of the Allston fire station. As I walked out from the bus, I tripped over what appeared to be the remnant of a street sign protruding from the sidewalk (photo attached). This caused me to stumble into the street and fall on my hip. Fortunately, there was no oncoming traffic. Fortunately, I did not hurt myself. However, it could have been much worse if an elderly or disabled person tripped over the same object. I respectfully suggest that the city make it a priority to remove that object and smooth out the sidewalk at that location. | Case (SR) Type: [MBTA] Referred To: [MBTA]

No stopping sign at 127 Kilsyth Road taken down by storm several months back. Constituent is asking for sign to be replaced

Area between the traffic light poles, where their are benches for sitting Constituent has notified of debris in median sitting area over 7 times and states they have not seen it cleaned or gotten any indication of if another department is responsible. It is the sitting area right at the intersection of Massachusetts Ave & Huntington Ave. | Type of debris: [Debris Pickup] Cars parked on the street: [No]