Traffic Signage at Uncontrolled Intersections
Twin Falls
Summary
Twin Falls has a bunch of intersections with no stop signs, and the city has a formal process for deciding where to add them. If you've ever braked hard at a confusing corner, this explains how that could get fixed.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Adding signs costs money for materials and staff review, but it's usually cheaper than crashes and injury claims.
Drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists who use confusing intersections benefit from clearer right-of-way.
Probably no groups negatively affected, though drivers may face new stops and slightly longer trips.
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