Reports (385)

There is a pile of snow directly in front of my driveway which is in the way of me and my neighbor getting out of our driveways easily. The snow either needs to be removed or dug and dropped further back in the pile. This will probably require a backhoe or something with a front loader bucket. The red line in one of the pictures represents the width of my driveway. The other Pic represents the view from my car in my driveway.

Red line slow service. Rush hour train to Braintree coming only every 20 minutes. | Case (SR) Type: [MBTA] Referred To: [MBTA]

Human poop on the street at the back of Andrew Red Line Station on Ellery St. been there for a week | Case (SR) Type: [Human Waste] Referred To: [HUMAN WASTE]

MBTA having severe delays. The red line has been unbearably bad lately. Every single day there are severe delays. I’ve taken the MBTA all my life and never seen it like this. Also I just read they received $8 million additional revenues this year. I hope they use that to improve service because it is absolutely terrible right now. | Case (SR) Type: [MBTA] Referred To: [MBTA]

Litter under Red Line Bridge stancion at Cambridge and W Cedar.

Litter under red line.

THIRD REQUEST!!! Sidewalk on Gallivan blvd under MBTA red Line bridge covered with dirt. Turns to mud when wet. Can someone please go there with a broom and shovel and spend 15 minutes clearing this sidewalk???

I would like to report a pedestrian safety issue. I walk home from the financial district to the Seaport via Oliver Street and it is challenging to safely walk during rush hour due to the traffic patterns. At the time the pedestrian walk sign is lit to cross Purchase street (magenta lines on attached map), there's a green light for Purchase Street at Pearl Street (highlighted in green). As cars frequently run the red light on purchase street, this means that cars are continuing despite the pedestrian walk sign being lit. This issue is more dangerous on evenings when a police officer, standing at the Palm restaurant (black "X" on map) encourages vehicles to continue even when it would result in the blocking the intersection. I respectfully ask that the patterns are examined to make the area safer for pedestrians. I also ask that this issue be brought to the attention of the police, with the hopes that they are aware of the increased danger that is being caused.

No turn on red sign needs to be replaced on island pole. The one on the other side of the intersection is blocked from view when you are at stop line.