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Street sign knocked over at the corner of Bynner St and Creighton (just before 7 Bynner St) in Jamaica Plain.

Caller states one of the handicapped sign in front of his home is completely worn and you cant see it. caller states the other sign was hit is loose and now leaning on the sidewalk. caller is requesting inspection and repair. | Public safety sign: [No] Type of sign: [2 handicapped parking signs] Is the pole still there: [Yes]

These signs need to be replaced. Additionally, multiple no tow zone signs need to be added for the private driveways here on (446 +/-) Marlborough Street = the rears of 393, 395, and 397 Commonwealth Avenue. Thank you very much.

Traffic signs need to be replaced. White sign above to not park on that side of the street is completely sun bleached and not legible. The drive slow has fallen down and now spins/is a hazard if someone walks in to it or it falls on someone playing with it. People fly down this street and we have a lot of pedestrians coming and going from the park trail. There should also be a drive slow sign at the start of this street.

SECOND NOTICE: IMMEDIATE PUBLIC SAFETY HAZARD – Loose, Tilted, and Structurally Non-Compliant Pedestrian Warning Signage. Photographic documentation confirms severe structural failure of the yellow "WATCH FOR TURNING VEHICLES" caution sign mounted on the pedestrian push-button traffic post at this corner. The sign has become detached from its primary framing, is tilted sharply downward, and currently hangs precariously by a compromised mounting bracket. Left unaddressed, this physical defect carries immediate consequences: 1. DISPROPORTIONATE IMPACT ON SPECIAL POPULATIONS: The sign is twisted into the active sidewalk clearance, creating an unexpected low-hanging overhead obstruction that presents an immediate head-injury hazard for visually impaired residents navigating via white canes. It sits directly adjacent to a high-use MBTA shelter and tactile warning pads; elderly residents, parents with strollers, and children are forced to divert around this sharp protruding metal edge close to the traffic curb. 2. VIOLATION OF STATE TRAFFIC STANDARDS (M.G.L. c. 85, § 2): Because the sign is twisted completely away from the roadway alignment, it lacks the standard traffic-facing legibility required by MassDOT and MUTCD regulations, stripping the device of its protective regulatory function and creating a

Sign covered by stickers

A knocked down street signs is on Pierson Street.

Fallen Street sign

38 Sheafe Street Northend Street Sign Down

Someone broke a road sign and it is now obstructing the side walk. It has been here for two weeks