Provo residents are hitting the brakes on a new traffic light plan. They're asking the city to pause the project at a busy intersection, raising concerns about the timing or necessity of the installation.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The cost of the signal installation is funded, but specific figures were not discussed.
School bus traffic and potentially students crossing the street.
Residents concerned about parking loss, light pollution, and increased traffic speed.
Provo City Traffic Manager Vern Keeslar shared findings from three traffic studies near Provo High School. The results were presented to inform residents about current traffic conditions and potential impacts.
Residents are concerned about safety on 2230 North due to a high number of recent incidents. Improvements are planned, including road changes and better signage.
Two intersections are slated for traffic signal upgrades to enhance safety. The project at 700 East and 800 North addresses a location with pedestrian and cyclist incidents, while the upgrade at 500 North and Freedom Boulevard aims to reduce crashes at a high-incident intersection near the Rec Center.
Neighbors ask Provo to hold off on plans for traffic light at busy intersection KUTV
A traffic study was approved for 1560 South due to concerns about current traffic levels and potential increases from future developments.
A proposed traffic signal at 3650 North and Timpview Drive is facing strong opposition from residents who are concerned about its necessity, impact on parking, and potential for increased traffic speed. City staff argue it's needed for school bus safety.