Per the California Vehicle Code (CVC), section 21950, “the driver of a vehicle shall yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian crossing the roadway within any marked or unmarked crosswalk at an intersection.” However, Kellogg Park does not offer any crosswalk to cross at safe location for local residents.
Kellogg Avenue, from Olive Street to Magnolia Avenue, has no stop signs or traffic lights. Kellogg Park is at its center and has no pedestrian crossing for access. The local neighborhood is requesting a review and installation of a stop sign and a crosswalk at intersection of Kellogg Avenue and Locust Street.

this light turns red for traffic on green river every morning lately. even when no cars are coming out of shopping center. I see it at about 530am.

Is it possible to put the flashing Yellow Caution Lights in at Mountain Gate Dr & Rowena Way by Eisenhower Elementary? The ones you recently installed at Garretson are Beautiful. It would Help Traffic Tremendously.

Corona needs to put a stop light at this intersection. Traffic is ridiculous, with just stop signs, when Centennial High gets lets out. Please gix this gridlock situation. Thank you

The Northbound lanes at Main and Magnolia just South of Lee Pollard really needs to be re-striped, as depending on time of day, you can't tell where the lanes are. Most of the lanes in this area need to be redone, but this is the most severe.

Cars coming off of El Camino turning on red onto Magnolia don't wait for people making a u-turn on Magnolia I've seen multiple close calls daily Signage needed like the sign on Magnolia and Ontario warning people that the people making the u-turn have the right of way or a heavier police presence may be needed Thank you h

The left turn lights for the north and southbound Rimpau lanes is so short on time, only 2-3 cars get through. This has happened a half dozen times so it's not just an isolated case. Can you PLEASE make it a minute or so longer? Thank you!

The city should add a traffic Light in this area because people run this stop sign half of the time. Plus the school makes it more dangerous for the kids when cars do not stop and half of the time cars almost hit the kids. If the city adds a signal I think people will learn how to drive slower. I also think the kids will cross way safer with the light than the stop sign.

Signal for Hidden Valley (East/West, straight and turn lanes) stays red and signal for El Paso/E Parkridge (North/South) stays green when there is no traffic on El Paso/ E Parkridge. Even when vehicles trigger the signal sensors on Hidden Valley, the North/South signal will continue until it "times out". This wasn't the case until recently.

There are numerous issues with the 3 lanes that turn out of the Animal Shelter/Downs Energy Fuel station (Downs Way & Magnolia Ave.). Firstly, the arrows on the road are completely non-existent. Secondly, the sign that alerts drivers what lane turns in what direction is placed way to far back on Downs Way that no one has a clue which lane goes in which direction. Lastly, the sign that is on the actual light is incorrect. it is indicating that two lanes turn left onto Magnolia, but fails to show the lane on the furthest right that goes straight or right. People are confused and this is causing issues. please address.