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French prefecture threatens to suspend licences for using phone when driving
Motorists could be without licence for up to six months. A trial period next month will decide on course of action
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Brooklyn Association Unveils Detailed Street Safety Proposal After more than 9000 Crashes in a Decade
SJCA released a Safety Proposal calling for urgent improvements to dangerous streets in Park Slope after more than 9000 crashes & eight fatalities.
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Council adopts Houston–Galveston Area Council Friendswood Parkway corridor study
Council voted to adopt the HGAC-funded Friendswood Parkway corridor study that recommends Alignment 1 and a cross section blending four lanes, a 28-foot median and a multiuse path to relieve future congestion and improve multimodal connectivity; staff will pursue phased funding and coordination with neighboring jurisdictions.
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Neighbors press board on traffic, safety and wetlands; Westbury Creek replat/PUD laid over with condition for neighborhood meeting
After more than a dozen residents raised concerns about speeding, recent violent incidents, traffic impacts and a disputed wetland delineation, the board voted to lay over Richland Homes' Westbury Creek replat and PUD cases and required the developer to hold a neighborhood meeting with at least 14 days' notice before returning.
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Council approves school speed‑camera ordinance on first reading, directs staff to incorporate Florida statute
Council approved Ordinance 15-98 on first reading to allow speed detection systems in five school zones; members required staff to reference state statute for enforcement windows and to publish procurement and data-retention terms in a forthcoming RFP.
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Residents urge county to block annexations that they say threaten rural character
Several residents at the public-comment period urged the commission to resist city annexations and to use legal tools to protect rural character, citing traffic, school and property-value impacts and urging the attorney to act.
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Board delays decision on Reserve at Landon Road rezoning after late traffic study
The Village Board heard staff and the developer outline a 52‑lot planned residential development on roughly 40 acres but voted unanimously to table the rezoning to the next meeting so the county can review a recently submitted traffic impact analysis and staff can refine Condition 17 about sewer extension.
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Residents warn Siegler Springs North traffic, narrow roads and evacuation bottlenecks raise safety concerns
Multiple residents and fire-safety representatives told supervisors narrow rural roads, choke points and limited passing areas make evacuation and emergency response hazardous; speakers urged site-specific evacuation modeling and stronger mitigation before permitting.
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Muskogee County application cites LIDAR sample showing widespread speeding, with some drivers at 100 mph
An OHSO grant application for Muskogee County cites a December 2025 LIDAR survey of 209 vehicles showing 43.5% exceeded posted limits by more than 10 mph, 18.7% exceeded by more than 15 mph, and a maximum observed speed of 100 mph; the application ties these findings to local crash data.
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Muskogee County awarded $25,000 FFY2027 grant for overtime speed enforcement
The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office awarded a $25,000 FFY2027 grant to the Muskogee County Sheriff's Office to fund 500+ hours of overtime high-visibility speed enforcement and monthly public information activities, with project oversight by Project Director Jordan Turley.
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Developers present 38-unit Devonshire Road concept; planners flag traffic, geometry and parking concerns
Applicants presented a 38-townhome concept for a 7-acre parcel on Devonshire Road; commissioners and township engineers raised issues about private streets, alleyway geometry, sight distance and parking adequacy and asked the applicant to return with alternative renderings.
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SCDOT recommends retiming downtown grid, flags dozens of signals as unwarranted
SCDOT district traffic engineer Laurie Campbell told council a recent inventory of about 140 signals found many low‑volume intersections that do not meet national signal warrants; recommendations include retiming the coordinated grid, setting some signals to free‑run, and converting select low‑volume locations to stop control or pedestrian signals after stakeholder review.
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Residents press commissioners over INDOT SR 2 project, election-board accusations and transparency
Public commenters urged the county to pause INDOT's planned SR 2 improvements and criticized county decisions on industrial development; other speakers disputed election-board criticism and asked commissioners for follow-up on investigations and accounting related to prior projects.
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Neighbors urge close scrutiny of traffic, parking and access for proposed Roberts Road senior community
Multiple residents told the planning commission that Roberts Road and nearby side streets are narrow and congested; they urged detailed traffic, turning‑lane and shuttle plans and questioned 521 proposed parking spaces and truck access under a rail underpass.
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Commission OKs 470-unit Compass Ventures plan despite resident concerns about traffic and flooding
A 470-unit mixed residential development (134 townhomes, 336 apartments) by Compass Ventures received preliminary PUD approval from the Planning Commission subject to staff comments; residents raised concerns about wetlands, traffic capacity, pedestrian access, flooding and emergency evacuation.
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Neighbors press board on traffic, safety and wetlands; Westbury Creek replat/PUD laid over with condition for neighborhood meeting
After more than a dozen residents raised concerns about speeding, recent violent incidents, traffic impacts and a disputed wetland delineation, the board voted to lay over Richland Homes' Westbury Creek replat and PUD cases and required the developer to hold a neighborhood meeting with at least 14 days' notice before returning.
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