There has been several accidents in that area. the people that are coming off of Doolittle do not yield to Old fox hill traffic. There is a roll of the dice per say if you are trying to make a left turn from Old fox hill onto N. King street. if there are cars going straight.

What kind of light? Be specific. Call 311 and tell them your concern should be sent to the "Traffic Division of Public Works". There are only 2 lanes at Old Fox Hill and actually 1 lane at Doolittle to approach opportunity for 3 moving options : straight,left,or right turn.

1 Option
A. No turns on red from all 4 corners
B All stop at Doolittle right/straight/left via arrows and green ball from Old Fox Hill only
C All Stop at Old Fox Hill, left/straight/right on green ball/green arrow from Doolittle.
Presently the is no turn on red from King To Doolittle.

Got other ideas submitt them to traffic control

I would have to say that the Doolittle road should have to wait for Old Fox hill rd traffic to turn first only because O.F.H.is the actual road that connects to King street. then Doolittle could go. I understand that the traffic from Mercury is a problem. But that is because Hampton has a little road right next to Mercurys exit that we can't use to go right and that prevents cars from turning right, letting traffic thin out onto King street. I would have to say that since Hampton just bought Harbor square then they would want traffic to come downtown the best way possible right? Since there is a hill on Mercury there will always be a problem with the exit and entrance with these intersection. But lets fix it the best way possible. If we can't rip the hill down, then we need better on and off ramps. Also better turn lanes for road intersections as close as this one.

I too would think a turn light would be a benifit at this intersection. The traffic now adays is so much more hectic then it was in my youth. Better lights and more enforcement is needed.

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