Councilmember Gay Willis is seeking resident feedback to help identify intersections throughout District 13 where vehicles frequently block traffic.
As part of a potential “Don’t Block the Box” initiative, the office is gathering information on locations that may benefit from additional street signage to improve traffic flow and safety, said councilmember Gay Donnell Willis in a written statement.
Resident feedback will help identify problem areas and prioritize locations where signage may have the greatest impact, Willis said. Anyone who has experienced vehicles regularly blocking an intersection in their neighborhood is encouraged to share their input by filling out a survey.
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