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You can report the following pedestrian signal problems:

• Missing or damaged
• Burned out or dimmed lights
• Leaning, hanging, or knocked over
• Wires outside the base or open electrical control boxes
• Blocked by signs or other hanging objects
• Countdown signals where numbers are not flashing, visible, or counting down properly
• Walk and Don't Walk symbols displaying at the same time
• Damaged crossing signal buttons

You need your work order number to check the status of a signal repair request filed with the Department of ¾ÅÉ«ÉçÇø (DOT).

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If there is a non-emergency problem with a signal's timing, you can request a timing review.

You can report an accessible pedestrian signal that is: 

• Missing or damaged 
• Leaning or knocked over 
• Blocked by signs or?other hanging objects 
• Playing an audible signal locator alert tone or message that is too low, too loud, or not working 

You can request new Accessible Pedestrian Signals for people who are blind or low vision. These signals play messages telling pedestrians when the "walk" signal is displayed. 

In your request, you should indicate:

• If the requested intersection is near a facility or school program for people who are blind or low vision.
• That the signal being requested is an Accessible Pedestrian Signal.

Submit your request:

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By Phone