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The city is planning physical changes and turning restrictions at Lincoln Avenue and Walnut Street to cut down on dangerous cut-through traffic and improve safety for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.
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Quick-build projects utilize lower-cost materials for rapid deployment and testing.
Local residents, pedestrians, and bicyclists traveling through the Lincoln and Walnut area gain a safer street environment.
Drivers accustomed to direct turns or cut-through routes may need to adjust their driving patterns.
The city is planning physical changes and turning restrictions at Lincoln Avenue and Walnut Street to cut down on dangerous cut-through traffic and improve safety for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.
The city is looking at quick-build safety fixes, such as a diverter island, at the Lincoln Avenue and Walnut Street intersection. These changes aim to calm traffic and protect people walking and biking.
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