The intersection of Centennial Parkway and Oval Drive has a no right turn on red mainly due to the greenway section crossing Oval Drive. The ADA wheel chair ramps dictate where the marked crosswalk will go and the stop bar location is dictated by the marked crosswalk. Stop bars should be located four feet behind any marked crosswalks. This is per the Federal Highway Administration’s Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Since the stop bar is located almost 50’ back from the intersecting road, the sight distance is not adequate for right turns on red if measured behind the stop bar. For further inquiry, please contact Jed Niffenegger via email at jed.niffenegger@raleighnc.gov.

This intersection does not have any pedestrian infrastructure such as sidewalks and wheelchair ramps. The city and NCDOT does not install pedestrian crosswalks or signals with out infrastructure in place. There is a corridor study planned for later this year that will look at Wilmington Street from Downtown to Tryon Road. This study will include the feasibility of providing pedestrian accommodations in the future.

Fixed!

These fields are operated under lease by Capital Area Soccer League. Please contact them directly about this.

Thank you for referring this to the DOT, and thanks to them for their response. Yes, right now it's much easier to turn onto Lake Wheeler. THANK YOU!

As Pcoon points out, this has been a recurring problem because of the heavy vehicles that make that turn. Let's hope that this time the fix last until the DOT finally widens the road and can fix it permanently.

Thanks again.

Excellent work. I noticed the fix yesterday when i had a bus swing wide turning from sierra onto lake wheeler North and no longer fall into the "ditch". It is something that will need to be monitored ad it has been "fixed" in the past and quickly deteriorates with heavy bus traffic swinging wide

The City of Raleigh is responsible for maintaining Sierra Dr. The dip is on Lake Wheeler Rd. east of Sierra Dr. This is a State NCDOT Road. We have contacted NCDOT on this matter.

The potholes have been fixed. We will include the striping issue in our annual work program for striping throughout the City.

OK...thanks. I've referred this to our Public Works Department. I will update this issue when I have heard back from them. Thanks for reporting.

The problem is on Chapanoke.

Is this problem on Chapanoke or on South Saunders? Let me know and we will dispatch to the right place.