look people who know that light well, know that there have been a few accidents there. In the last year i know there was a tractor trailer and a car crash just after the jersey barrier on the north side of the intersection and a girl and her kid were killed at that light when they turned got hit in the rear and pushed in front of a truck. do you want to witness that or wait in the light and be safe? leave sooner drive slower ull be fine

You missed the point here. The issue is you get an arrow but it is after the turnaround to go south on Route 100. With having this light be the second turn light, everyone uses what is supposed to be a jug-handle to turn south on Route 100 causing the people who want to go north on Route 100 sit through numerous lights. My suggestion here was to make the arrow to turn left on Shoen Road first before the jughandle light therefore hoping people STOP using the jughandle to go straight on Shoen Road. This causes quite a backlog of cars on Shoen Road because we can't turn north on Route 100. Doesn't have to do with driving too slow or fast.

The jughandle needs to be clearly marked as a left turn only location. The people going straight across 100 onto Shoen Rd are violating the law but the intersection is so poorly marked it is hard to know that.

MY POINT EXACTLY ... Since the township does not do anything about the people not using it correctly, I suggested changing the light on Route 100 to turn green before the jughandle light in hopes that people would discontinue using it incorrectly.

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