Kansas City resident Maynard Small thinks the city went too far in modifying Penn Valley Drive, which many drivers think of as Broadway. He worries about getting rear-ended when he slows down for a sharp turn.
Every weekday, Brian Grant finds himself in the area of 103rd Street and State Line Road, and he says drivers turning into a service station are causing problems.
Having been the victim of a hit-and-run driver who ran a stop sign, Patrick McGarry thinks safety can be improved at Nall Avenue and West 148th Street, which becomes Edgewater Drive in the Lionsgate subdivision.
When Richard Stevens of Kansas City got fed up with what he calls “continual barking” from his neighbor’s dog, he took his neighbor to municipal court. But the court found the neighbor not guilty of allowing excessive animal noise. Stevens was frustrated with the decision because he thinks the dog was violating the city ordinance and doesn’t know how he could have made his case better.
When Charles Chappelle turned east down 32nd Street in Kansas City as he drove his church’s bus, he was surprised to find that partway between Main and McGee, 32nd became a one-way street in the middle of the long block.
Highway crews will warn of upcoming construction so drivers have a better chance to bail on Interstate 635.
The trouble-prone lighting system under the convention center is operational now, but KC is seeking a better solution.
