311 Citizen Services - PIO24W assigned this issue to Public Works Operations - PW Clerk

Issue 3362688 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

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Still no change to the roadway. Still a very dangerous situation if you're on a motorcycle.

No changes in the roadway yet. I have to make sure I'm in the right lane in this turn to prevent crashing. FIX THE DANG ROAD...

Watched another motorcyclist almost crash after hitting this hump in the roadway. I cannot believe the city has been aware of this hazard for this long and has taken no corrective action to fix it. Will you have to wait until someone dies to fix this?? Wow.

Still waiting, no updates....

Still waiting.

Still there....

No updates, no change. No fix...

Public Works has been notified of your issue and service request 91496317 has been created. Please follow issue #3987858 for additional updates. For more information or a status update on this request, please contact Public Works at 757-385-1470.

Issue 3987858 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

This issue will remain the primary concern. Updates will be posted as they become available. Please disregard above comment to follow #3987858. For more information or a status update on this request, please contact Public Works at 757-385-1470 and reference service request 91496317.

This issue has been resolved.

No, this issue has not been resolved. As of last night, this hump is still in the roadway. I have to be sure to change to the right lane when I'm riding my motorcycle to prevent the hump from throwing me way off balance in the turn. This is still dangerous and the city has done NOTHING to correct it.

Thank you for reporting your concerns. Per our Street Maintenance division, no work or action will be taken due to the fact the area was designed to have rain water run-off to the storm drain inlet. If additional information is needed please feel free to contact Public Works Customer Service at 757-385-1470.

This hump runs across the lane from the left shoulder to the middle yellow line. This hump was not there until the last new paving job was done. This is not just one of the normal low spots on the edge of the roadway near a drain that for some reason this city thinks is a great idea. I can see no way that this hump across the lane would be for drainage. This is a dangerous situation that the city has been informed about. If someone crashes their motorcycle because of this, the city has no defense since the city was informed of this dangerous situation and chose not to take any action. Maybe have to forward this to the Risk Management office and get their opinion on not taking any action.