I totally agree, moreover Dearborn has way too many of these signs as well as way too many lights. Sitting at these lights without a car in sight is a huge waste of gasoline and precious time. How do we go about changing this?

DFCU Customer - I agree that it is very difficult to access this parking lot, and because it is so hard for me - EVEN WITH THE SIGN - I discontinued using this branch. Whether or not there is a sign, exiting the parking lot is next to impossible going E. on Oakwood and should be prohibited, but that is left for another time. I would be happy with a "No Turn on Red between 9-5 M-F" sign.
Although I can change banking offices, I have no quicker route to get my children to the hospital.

I disagree. Leave for work 5 minutes earlier. There's a reason the sign(s), and it's probably due to accidents resulting in people turning on red in the past without carefully looking. Typically, NTOR signs are installed when traffic at an intersections flows from more than 2 sources. Deal with the sign, it SAVES LIVES.

Tired of wrapping people in cotton...Pull the sign out...that sign bugs me to no end. If you don't know how to drive, retire your license. I have been driving long enough to remember the time there were no NTOR signs in existence...and we survived.

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