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Public can learn more about Upper Valley development, potential impact on traffic - Vimarsana News

Public can learn more about Upper Valley development, potential impact on traffic

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — City Rep. Brian Kennedy is hosting a community meeting to provide an update on the potential impact that future development near the Texas-New Mexico state line may have on traffic in the Upper Valley area. The meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 24 at the Westside Regional […]

Source: yahoo.com
South Carolina: Traffic study could help intersections traffic - Vimarsana News

South Carolina: Traffic study could help intersections traffic

If you've ever had to sit through multiple lights at an intersection, the South Carolina Department of Transportation is working to cut down on that frustration.

Source: wjcl.com
Bike lanes planned for Granby Street in Norfolk; city seeks feedback - Vimarsana News

Bike lanes planned for Granby Street in Norfolk; city seeks feedback

The project area extends two miles, between Willow Wood Drive to just south of the I-564 underpass near Wards Corner.

Source: wtkr.com
City of Milford Invites Public to Second Corridor Study Open House - Vimarsana News

City of Milford Invites Public to Second Corridor Study Open House

MILFORD, Del.-The City of Milford announcing a second public input meeting on Tuesday February 6, from 6pm-8pm at the Public Works Facility on Vickers Drive.

Source: wboc.com
Research into traffic relief on Hillcrest Road continues - Vimarsana News

Research into traffic relief on Hillcrest Road continues

WATCHUNG – Hillcrest Road has been a hotbed for traffic summonses as of recent, and new signs are actively being considered to help curb this.