This light is set wrong. It's green more often for Railroad Avenue than it is for the main throughfare of Saw Mill Road. The light should be green more often for the main drag than it is for the secondary street.

Traffic light at intersection of Campbell, Forest and Rt 1 not working

Yale Ave has been re-opened but the traffic light at the intersection of Yale and Derby is still flashing. It's nearly impossible to make a left turn from Yale onto Derby.

Would there be any possibility of getting a camera set up at this traffic light at the corner of Derby Avenue (Rt 34) and Central Avenue? In the morning, eastbound drivers on Rt 34 routinely blow this light (usually at high speeds), endangering drivers turning left on Central Avenue onto Rt 34 eastbound. I almost got hit this morning. I have never seen anyone pulled over/ticketed in this area.

The green arrow at the corner of First Ave. and Elm St. is gone. There is still a delay for oncoming traffic, but you have to know the area to know this because the traffic light is gone.

This is a very hazardous area for walking, and there is no alternative across the street in front of Chick's, where there is no sidewalk and little room for a pedestrian. So pedestrians are forced to share this dangerous road with motorists who flaunt the absence of police patrol of this road (why is this??), and drive in reckless excess of the posted speed limit -- wait, there is NO posted speed limit on this road!. The city KNOWS this is a dangerous area because they put up cones for a charity walk on Sept 18, but then removed the cones at the end of the day. The problem is exacerbated by dangerous driving; east-bound motorists turn onto Beach St from Washington Ave, and then have the long straightaway to accelerate to speeds often exceeding 50mph, with complete impunity, reaching the bend at Morse Ave and often appearing to barely have control of their vehicle as they make the turn...right where pedestrians are now walking. All that's waiting to happen is for one of these motorists to be texting or talking on a cell phone, and for someone, tragically, to be killed or seriously hurt. This is malicious negligence on the part of the city of West Haven, and should something tragic happen, they should be taken to task and to court. There's no reason why they can't put up temporary structures, such as NJ dividers, to create a safe passage for ped's. Of course, there's also no reason why they can't install speed humps on Beach St (such as one finds more and more on streets in New Haven), or some other traffic calming device. And as days shorten, morning walkers are even more endangered, walking in the dark and sometimes in fog, by the long stream of speeding east-bound commuters (often using cell phones, doing their hair, etc.) who use Beach St as an alternative to other east-west roads that slow them down with traffic lights and stop signs.
Shame on you, West Haven!!