Light going from cottrell to harper is so fast one car can barely get through. I am at the light at 430 am to go to work and hardly get through it. Harper way is really long also. Almost late for work sometime!

The timing of the traffic signal at Quinn and Harper is not timed correctly. I totally disagree with you in that regard. I am not saying you are not right about the traffic being busier on Harper than Quinn Road, but what does that have to do with the light only being green for 10 seconds resulting in only enough time for one car to going through the light. There is a problem with the timing of the light. The traffic signal is operating correctly but the timing is certainly off. I have lived in the community for 47 years and this is only about the third time I have had to complain about the timing of this intersection light . That in itself tells you something is wrong even though traffic has increased on Harper, it has also increased on Quinn as well with the Target shopping center at Gratiot and Quinn over the years. Yes, I want this fixed. Thank you.

Quinn and Harper life long resident

This light varies from 5 -20 seconds. Road Commission says Harper is so busy and Quinn/Cottrell is not, and that the light is working properly. It's not, because it's flaky. One time it will say green for 20 seconds, last week, it turned yellow as soon as I started up - 5 seconds or less. It's broken!!!!

Only one car can make a left onto Harper before light turns yellow, this is dangerous. Supposed to be a "smart" light that determines traffic flow, someone messed up

A few nights ago, I sat at the light, noticed the pedestrian sign went through an entire cycle from walk to flashing don't walk to solid don't walk and back to walk. The traffic light stayed red for me the whole time. Tells me it's broke. The hazard is if someone follows the pedestrian light without looking at the traffic light!! Someone could get killed!!!

Hello? Road Commission? This has been dragging on for months. And my latest post - I would think should elicit some sense of urgency on your part. At least to check it out. Or do you want to wait and see if anybody gets hurt? Don't just say "it's working as it should." Check it out! Especially the pedestrian signal that operates independently of the traffic light.

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Seems the signals are better.