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So what are you asking for? the traffic light to cycle differently or an actual street light?

This is an inherently congested area due to the hospital, Rt 9 and Rt 17. A change is stop lights here would actually make things worse. This is actually one of the better laid out intersections in the city considering the amount of traffic that flows through here.

People park continuously on the left hand side of Loveland Street in a NO parking zone which blocks the left turn lane and helps cause the congestion on Loveland Street.

Take the curves out of High Street and Highand Avenue. Give us our street back.They do not slow down the drivers who drive fast in any condition-and there are alot of them Bad any time of year but exceptionally bad with all the snow we've had. Only 2 small vehicles can maneuver these curves and at that not too well. Anything bigger than a Smart Car needs to wait fot the oncoming truck or other bigger vehicle to go by. If a car needs to stop in front of the church, it eliminates one of those lanes. If you want to slow traffic, what was wrong with just using speed bumps or how about just enforcing the speed limit.. These curves are horrendous. They've got to go,.

The traffic light needs to stay green a bit longer to allow more traffic off loveland.

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