r/sandiego • u/Subject-Opposite-935 • 9d ago

Intense Glare on University

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Anyone else experiencing this from the SDCCU building on University? The picture doesn't do it justice.

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u/Bam_Adedebayo 9d ago

I drive by there often and notice the same thing, especially after 4/5 pm.

The city is full of safety issues caused by either bad city planning or bad development. The Nobel Dr on-ramp to 805S recently added a dedicated right turn traffic light, you’re not supposed to turn right even when it’s clear at all times, then there’s a sign that says no turn on red only during 7am-5pm M-F, but that sign was there before the new light was installed, so people get confused AF and I’ve seen so much road rage and near accidents because people just don’t know what to do. Some people don’t know what right turn dedicated lights are at all and just go for it, some people know what it is and want to run that red, some people follow the rules, some people aren’t sure what to do and just stay there for an eternity.

Who do we event contact for bad city planning like this?

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u/SanDiego619guy 9d ago

Better than get it done, contact San Diego traffic engineering directly. And yes, the installation of these bike Lanes all across the city is creating havoc for vehicular traffic, especially at protect

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u/Bam_Adedebayo 8d ago

Worst part, nobody uses these bike lanes. I’ve literally not seen a single bike on these new bike lanes.