Needs Fixing - Road line painting

[Lydia]

Okay Folks, When do you remember the white lines on the highways being painted in order to NOT HAVE ACCIDENTAL INPROPER LANE CHANGING.

I don't remember seeing it happen here in the last 7 years that I have been here.

You never know where I am going to travel. lol lol.

All kidding aside, I think this is important to be done, especially since we know that many people still drink and drive, Many Seniors drive and their vision isn't the best under the best conditions. etc. It is especially true when there is major fog conditions like we had a few days ago.

[Dogma]

Lydia;

Funny you should ask.

Coming back from Campbellford, T.O etc.

There is a line sample test on the 401.

The painted lines of many shapes, lengths and gurths seem fresh as the day (year) they painted them.

I drove down Division St. near Elliott Ave. the other day..and this brand new stretch of road
with its wide sidewalks, bike lane and smooth throughway was missing one thing!

The painted divider lines had almost disappeared?

The road is just a year or so old?

Anyone got some spray paint?

[Lydia]

Exactly, the same is very true around the Centennial Road and Taylor Kidd section of the city. Sections of Princess Street are also a disgrace.

Watch it Dogma, I can hear them telling us to go PAINT in the traffic. lol lol

Give us the paint and I'll do it. lol lol

[Needsfixing]

Greetings to Needsfixing readers and watchers. The Needsfixing 'staff' has been out of the country for several weeks so I am delighted to see that you are still monitoring what is going on and noting things that need to be tackled.

First and foremost we need to get rid of the winter dirt on the streets and sidewalks that seems to be verywhere, to say nothing of the detritus left behind by the disappearing snow. This work always seems to be sl late getting started.
We will try to review, confirm and pass along your concerns to the appropriate offices, and let you know the responses, if any.
In the meantime, enjoy the warming weather and stay alert!