Install a traffic light at Middletown Road and Route 520

Recent signers:
Jen Johansen and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Traffic congestion and safety concerns have become a pressing issue for the residents of Monmouth County, especially those traveling between Holmdel Road and Everett Road. This two-mile stretch lacks a crucial traffic signal, leading to increased delays and heightened risks for both drivers and pedestrians.

With the ongoing and planned development projects in nearby areas such as Holmdel, Lincroft, and Red Bank, the volume of traffic on Route 520 is only expected to grow. As the community expands, the absence of a traffic light at the intersection of Middletown Road has become a significant safety concern. Navigating this route during morning and evening rush hours has turned into a daunting task, exacerbating traffic congestion and increasing the likelihood of accidents.

A traffic light at this intersection is not just a convenience; it's a necessity for ensuring the safety and efficiency of our community's transportation system. Multiple studies have shown that proper traffic signalization can reduce traffic delays by up to 30% and significantly reduce the risk of collisions. Communities similar to ours have successfully reduced traffic concerns and improved safety records by installing traffic lights at busy intersections.

Moreover, the safety of pedestrians and wildlife is compromised daily. By implementing a traffic signal, we can create a safer environment for all and ensure that our rapidly growing community is well-equipped to handle future changes.

We urge Monmouth County officials and the Department of Transportation to recognize the immediate need for a traffic signal at Middletown Road and Route 520. Together, let's create a community that prioritizes safety, efficiency, and the well-being of all its residents. Please sign this petition to support the installation of a traffic light and help make our roads safer for everyone.

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Recent signers:
Jen Johansen and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Traffic congestion and safety concerns have become a pressing issue for the residents of Monmouth County, especially those traveling between Holmdel Road and Everett Road. This two-mile stretch lacks a crucial traffic signal, leading to increased delays and heightened risks for both drivers and pedestrians.

With the ongoing and planned development projects in nearby areas such as Holmdel, Lincroft, and Red Bank, the volume of traffic on Route 520 is only expected to grow. As the community expands, the absence of a traffic light at the intersection of Middletown Road has become a significant safety concern. Navigating this route during morning and evening rush hours has turned into a daunting task, exacerbating traffic congestion and increasing the likelihood of accidents.

A traffic light at this intersection is not just a convenience; it's a necessity for ensuring the safety and efficiency of our community's transportation system. Multiple studies have shown that proper traffic signalization can reduce traffic delays by up to 30% and significantly reduce the risk of collisions. Communities similar to ours have successfully reduced traffic concerns and improved safety records by installing traffic lights at busy intersections.

Moreover, the safety of pedestrians and wildlife is compromised daily. By implementing a traffic signal, we can create a safer environment for all and ensure that our rapidly growing community is well-equipped to handle future changes.

We urge Monmouth County officials and the Department of Transportation to recognize the immediate need for a traffic signal at Middletown Road and Route 520. Together, let's create a community that prioritizes safety, efficiency, and the well-being of all its residents. Please sign this petition to support the installation of a traffic light and help make our roads safer for everyone.

The Decision Makers

Monmouth County Commissioner
3 Members
Thomas Arnone
Monmouth County Commissioner
Erik Anderson
Monmouth County Commissioner
Ross Licitra
Monmouth County Commissioner

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