Description
Signal timing at Roswell Road and Ison Road is quite problematic on school mornings. Turning left from Ison Road to Roswell Road going northbound is difficult. If it were clearly marked that one could do that while people coming from Pitts hanging a right on Roswell Road also going northbound were turning, it would help. In addition to the light staying green longer.
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Q. What is the problem?
A. Traffic Delay
A. Traffic Delay
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Acknowledged City of Sandy Springs (Verified Official)
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Reopened Sean (Registered User)
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Reopened Sean (Registered User)
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Reopened Sean (Registered User)
Someone did finally call to answer the question, thank you. The message simply said that a left-turn arrow is in the approval process with GDOT. That would solve part of it.
The other part is having lane markers so that people stay in their lanes. People turning right (North) onto Roswell Road from Pitts and people turning left (North) onto Roswell from Ison could do that at the same time if drivers just maintained lanes instead of swinging out wide. That simple thing alone would *significantly* speed that intersection up - especially at that hour. Is there anything that can be done to make that happen? Lane markers?
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