Get ready for some traffic headaches, Midland! New safety measures are coming to deal with the crowds expected when the new Costco opens.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The cost of installing medians is the responsibility of the individual developers.
Local drivers and residents will benefit from safer traffic flow and reduced accident risks.
Existing neighbors concerned about traffic and neighborhood character.
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Neighbors near Whitman Drive reported that school pickup traffic creates gridlock for hours, making it difficult to access their homes and raising safety concerns about adding more high-traffic facilities.
The city is requiring developers to install medians on Thomason Drive to prevent dangerous left-hand turns and improve safety near the high school.
Neighbors are worried that a new housing development will bring too much traffic to their quiet streets. The Council added a 4-way stop and restricted construction traffic to keep the neighborhood safe.
Neighbors are worried that a new 36-unit housing development will create traffic hazards on Mockingbird Lane and Alisheba Lane. The developer has adjusted the site plan to include a right-turn-only exit to help manage the flow.
An agreement with TxDOT was approved to implement AI-driven adaptive signal timing on SH 191. This project aims to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion.
City of Midland releases Vision Zero safety plan report online Midland Reporter-Telegram
Road safety changes ahead of Costco opening CBS7
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