When heading west on Glascock to turn north on Raleigh Blvd, cannot see oncoming traffic without moving too far into intersection. Need obstruction removed south of the intersection (on east side of Raleigh Blvd)

Dangerous to turn left from Bruckhaus St onto Globe Rd There is no visibility in either direction Also no posted speed limit Passenger vehicles, tractor trailers, and dump trucks travel at at high rate of speed Dangerous for turning as well as pedestrians trying to access Brier Creek Park, Community Center, and elementary school. Vegetation needs to be addressed, and Speed Limit signs posted and enforced

Construction makes it impossible to see cross traffic at the intersection of Halifax and Seaboard ave, creating a dangerous traffic pattern

A mass of sunflowers wass planted in the small median between the sidewalk and Gorman Street at this location. You cannot see oncoming traffic now that these sunflowers are dying and leaning into the lane of traffic.

Alleghany Drive section between Yadkin and Buncombe is overgrown with trees, vines and shrubs. Creates an obstruction for vehicles and pedestrians. Needs to be cut back.

There is part of a downed tree and bushes/grass that have covered and overtaken the sidewalk. Pedestrians cannot safely pass. A student at the school adjacent was bit by a bat coming out of the overgrowth in this area. It's been covered and impassable for six months. Other complaints have been submitted, but the sidewalk is still not passable. With school returning, please address so students and other pedestrians can safely utilize the sidewalk.

Panhandler at Falls of Neuse intersection with Capital Blvd /#1.
Obstruction caused by "artwork" being sold in median and distraction of drivers in traffic.

This pair of shrubs is preventing the visibility of cars at the Sherrybrook and E Davie intersection You have to enter the intersection to be able to see the oncoming cars

Plants are growing into the road, creating both a physical and visual obstruction in a bend in the road. This hazard causes cars to have to bear towards the middle of the road and pedestrians must go into the road to walk around it.

When driving and exiting Parkridge Lane on its north end, turning left onto Washington Street, the view to the right is obstructed by parked cars near the curb in front of a row of townhomes (and no sign prohibiting parking in that spot). Cars routinely park there, and it’s especially dangerous to exit left when there is significant traffic in the morning during Raleigh Charter High School drop off.

When entering Lynn Rd. from both sides of Battleford Dr., visibility is severely restricted by low hanging branches along Lynn Rd.