Steven

Extensive stretches of Park Blvd east and west with potholes and deteriorating top asphalt layer Rough ride, aversive driving to avoid deep ones

Turning onto Kingston from Monte Cresta is very dangerous. Cars fly down Kingston and there is poor visibility when turning. I have witnessed and been a part of many near accidents. A stop sign is desperately needed at this intersection.

Request for a two way protected bike lane on Park adjacent to the sidewalk on the south part of the street, replacing the southern of the 4 traffic lanes. This will improve safety and reduce car trips on this street. It will also save the city a lot of money in maintenance costs. Install it using simple cheap barriers and upgrade it over time.

Multiple areas of pavement falling apart creating potholes up and down Park between 13 and Estates Getting worse by the week No patches done in months

The pottholes on Park are a tragedy waiting to happen. Cars weave in and out of oncoming traffic to avoid them. Cars regularly pull over to deal with flat tires. There are two schools nearby with kids walking around. SF has made huge progress on its pottholes; why can't we?

I am a cyclist and frequently ride on Park Blvd. the street is in terrible shape for cyclists. In particular, the section between Mountain and St. James going west bound is chock full of dangers: potholes, uneven pavement, depressions, bumps. Given the speed of traffic and the downhill nature, this creates major perils for cyclists.

The stretch of Park Blvd between Monterey and Estates has at least 20 significant, deep, potholes along both sides of the road. There are far too many potholes to list individually. A crew just needs to spend some time on the street and address them all. There are complaints about this section of Park going back to at least 2019. It is unfathomable to me that four years later this has not been addressed. Please prioritize as this is very dangerous to cars and bikes as people swerve around trying to avoid.