Traffic committee recommends multiple road-safety improvements
Falmouth traffic committee recommended multiple road-safety improvements at intersections and town roads.
Falmouth traffic committee recommended multiple road-safety improvements at intersections and town roads.
The Falmouth Traffic Advisory Committee recommended multiple traffic safety improvements across town.
Falmouth Traffic Advisory Committee advances 25 recommendations for road safety. The committee reviewed 15 old business requests and 10 new business items at its August 17 meeting, recommending signage installations at multiple intersections, pedestrian counts on three major road corridors, and
Falmouth Traffic Committee advanced 15 recommendations for traffic improvements and safety measures. At its July 20 meeting, the committee recommended MassDOT letters for intersection and crosswalk improvements, local stop signs and no parking restrictions, vegetation clearing, and painted traffic
Traffic Advisory Committee reviews resident requests for roadway improvements and safety changes. Sergeant Joshua Oliver and committee members Jed Cornock and Nicholas Croft reviewed seven requests and recommended speed studies on Walker Street and Mill Road, letters to MassDOT on Woods Hole Road
Traffic Advisory Committee recommends speed studies and DPW signage review. Sgt. Joshua Oliver, Jed Cornock, and Nicholas Croft voted to commission speed studies on Walker Street and Mill Road in July following Richard Sherman and the Stone Dock Association's speeding complaint, and directed DPW to
Falmouth Traffic Advisory Committee advances ten old business items and three new requests. Officer Joshua Oliver, Ptl. David McGraw, Nicholas Croft, and Jed Cornock recommended sidewalk studies at 134 Carriage Shop Road and Nashawena Street; flashing crosswalk signs at Morse Pond and Teaticket
Falmouth Traffic Advisory Committee approves safety infrastructure across town. Officer Joshua Oliver, Co-Chairperson, led the committee in recommending a Safety Zone on Main Street from Gifford Street to The Village Green, flashing crosswalk signs at Morse Pond School and Teaticket Elementary, and
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