We do not need anymore traffic lights in Seymour. There is almost one at every shopping center and driveway on 67. I have only had a problem once in a couple years. They need to stop building in Oxford and Seymour to lessen the traffic.

rblrsr: R U living in the dark ages

I just went down that way yesterday and it took me less than a minute to get out.

This needs to be decided by facts, not anecdotal evidence. If traffic accidents and fatalities, in combination with the state's operational analysis of the intersection functionality demonstrates that a signal is warranted, then it will become a reality if the town's legal traffic authority formally makes the request. Your concerns should be directed there.

I guess this is a lost cause. I challenge anyone to come down Squantuck Rd. about 7:55 any weekday morning and see how long it take you to get out on Rte. 34 heading toward Derby

Have you taken this up with the Seymour Police Department or are you convinced that the world will react and change because you typed into your computer? Despite the existence of the internet civic engagement actually requires a little more effort, despite the civic points you earned from an internet company who's primary interest is to sell advertising. How do you expect the Town to react if you haven't brought your concerns directly to them????
As Planner stated to you 6 months ago:
Formal Request must be made to Seymour Traffic Commission, they must request signal installation from regional planning organization (Valley Council of Governments) who will schedule funding w/ ConnDOT.
One caveat: If ConnDOT does not agree that signal is necessary, Seymour will have to agree to pay 20% of installation cost (80% will be provided by VCOG thru federal transportation funds) and 100% of operating (electrical) and maintenance costs.

Close this issue.