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As over-cautious as MDOT or the road commission typically are in regards to proper signage, I can't believe the poor job that been allowed with the partial opening of Metroparkway.
Going Westbound, for a few days this week the former right turn lane crossing Groesbeck was open to through traffic. A day later, it's closed, with no signage to warn of it.
For a couple weeks now, Eastbound traffic crossing Groesbeck must shift because the left lane is closed before Groesbeck and the the right lane vanishes after Groesbeck. There are NO signs to warn of this, and there's a couple dashes on the road that hint at what's going on, but not until you're on top of them.
Why not open the left lane here 500' before Groesbeck and shift traffic BEFORE crossing Groesbeck.
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There needs to be additional signage place on eastbound 16 approaching Groesbeck. The one little yellow sign that says "ends" with a picture of lane merge is really not enough warning for many, many drivers.
Place a couple of signs before the railroad tracks stating "right lane ends ahead", then put a sign that says "lane ends - merge right" after the railroad tracks & before Groesbeck. The one sign now is almost useless...and the little arrows on the other side of Groesbeck don't help if you are already in the far right lane.