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Crews are being sent out to patch up the potholes on Thomas Road between 35th and 43rd avenues after ABC15 brought a viewer's safety concerns to the City of Phoenix.
Phoenix plans to introduce a six-month pilot to explore expansion of the program which allows customers to rent e-bikes and e-scooters.
You may have noticed purple street lights scattered around Phoenix, an unusual sight for people used to the default orange glow. But why are they there? Purple streetlights are the result of a manufacturing defect.In 2015, Phoenix began developing plans to use energy-efficient LED lights. The switch saves the city approximately $3.5 million in annual energy costs.
Phoenix is looking for ideas from people living across the city on how to expand its Shared Micromobilty Program. The city seeks to increase public participation in the program which uses small vehicles to help people travel short distances. Vehicles include pedal bikes, adaptive scooters and three-wheel standing and sitting electric scooters.
The City of Phoenix said it has plans to study the risky intersection at 99th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road next year.