Tucson Bicycle & Pedestrian Program Coordinator

Asphalt is encroaching onto concrete bike lane, creating a dangerous lip for bikes.

Besides dilapidated pavement, there are a lot of potholes on this section of Cactus Blvd, north of E. Allen Road. There's an entrance to Rio Vista Park there, and the drop-off from what's left of the pavement to the shoulder used for parking is significant.

This road gets a lot of car and pedestrian traffic (a lot of people walking dogs) heading to Rio Vista Park or the Rillito River path. There are no sidewalks and all of Cactus Blvd. north of Prince Road is in terrible shape!

Sidewalk in front of property, east of mailbox; light blue paint "MA", this is on the north side of E Glenn Street, just west of N Tyndall Avenue

This intersection is riddled with deep (crash causing potential) potholes, and there is a high volume of bike/car/ped traffic interaction.

There are a series of large cracks and seams in the 3rd St bikeway that are perpendicular to travel. Those are merely very annoying. There are also long, deep cracks that are parallel to travel, and that pose a danger to cyclists as the crack is deep and as wide as a bike tire. These cracks are located outside the "door zone" of parked cars, and are therefore located precisely where a bike would ride most safely.

This sidewalk has been torn up like this for ages. I get stuck pushing a stroller over this and I have even seen people in wheelchairs unable to use this sidewalk. Please fix it.

Seriously image sidewalk buckling problem south park ave just south of 22nd street in front of Allegra print and graphics buildings, almost flipped on mutt bike because of it

Located at southwest corner of intersection. Severe damage to concrete road surface in bike lane, hazardous because it forces bikes out into the vehicle lane.

The road is impassable as the intersection is almost one large pothole. You must go approx 1-2mph in order to get across the intersection. You also have to get fully into the bike lane to get through.

mequite tree and other bush at least a foot into bike lane at a very busy intersection. I saw a biker almost get side-swiped by a truck because the biker swerved to dodge the bush & tree.

On the west side of the street, the asphalt is breaking up by the driveway. This is mostly affecting bike traffic, but is becoming more of a problem as cars and bikes use this part of the street and more pieces of asphalt are coming loose.

looks like zebra faded when road was resurfaced and has not been repainted