The grass is so overgrown along Melbourne Rd (on either side of the Beltline ) that it obstructs the view of drivers who are exiting the beltline and waiting to turn onto Melbourne. The grass is also just exceedingly overgrown along both sides of Melbourne that it's ridiculous.

The hedges on the sides of their driveway on Arbor Chase percent drivers seeing oncoming traffic. These hedges have been trimmed but grow quickly and obstruct views of oncoming traffic in a few months of being trimmed.

There are multiple issues with this street. Cars are unable to see the stop sign due to overgrown trees, cars cannot drive on one side of the street due to overgrown trees, large bush obstructs the sidewalk, .and no street light makes area very dark at night.

Lane markings at corner of Blue Ridge and Duraleigh do not exist. For anyone turning left from Duraleigh onto Blue Ridge north, it is difficult to see location of approaching cars because there are no lane markings. Intersection in on a rise at a curve in road. Markings are needed. If this is an NCDOT issue, please report problem to the appropriate department.

When driving on Harvey toward Aycock, the intersection is very hard to see traffic coming from the right (on Aycock) drivers have to pull far out in the intersection in order to see incoming traffic. It would be very helpful to have a traffic mirror.

This grass completely blocks visibility to oncoming traffic

Tree limb fell in road, also fell on street sign

Road work signs are placed too close to the road so vehicle hit their side mirror because the road is too narrow. And now it's obstructing the view of oncoming traffic