Bryan is rethinking how medians are designed on local roads to keep traffic moving safely without killing business access. City officials are trying to find a middle ground so you aren't stuck taking long detours just to grab a coffee or run an errand.
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Better traffic flow could boost local sales, but construction or design changes might hit the city budget or business revenue in the short term.
Commuters get a safer, smoother drive, and business owners get to keep their storefronts accessible to customers.
Drivers might face slightly longer routes if certain left turns are restricted, and businesses could see temporary disruptions during construction.
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