1. Motorists do not slow down at the curve or crosswalk, even though there is a blinking yellow light, two large cross walks and a pedestrian crossing sign .

2. Work trucks (presumably working on University buildings) often block the view of the yellow lights from drivers.

3. One of the blinking yellow lights is non-functioning.

I’ve had many close calls on this corner, and I’m sure others have too.

A flashing yellow light means that the motorist should slow down and watch for pedestrians. This clearly doesn’t happen at the corner of 33rd and Locust. In fact, vehicles go much faster than is safe to barrel around a curve. To prevent chaos – or an accident - the city must install flashing red lights, stop signs or a fully functioning traffic light .

The video below speaks for itself: