Locals are fed up with the chaotic traffic and risky U-turns on Texas Avenue, and they're pushing the city to finally redesign the corridor. It’s all about making the road safer for drivers while keeping local businesses accessible.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 7 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Upgrading the road will cost a chunk of change upfront, but it could save the city money on accident-related emergency services and boost local business revenue.
Commuters and local business owners stand to gain the most from a smoother, safer drive and easier access to shops.
Drivers might face temporary construction delays, and some businesses could see their direct access points shifted during the redesign.
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Anyone who has driven on Texas Avenue knows of the difficulty in reaching businesses without dangerous U-turns or driving through neighborhoods. In fact, U-turn crashes have increased significantly on several stretches of road. Of even greater concer...
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