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Letter: Seek feedback on state Hwy. 500

By Steve Strouhal, Vancouver
Published: August 8, 2018, 6:00am

As to rush-hour traffic on state Highway 500, how about trying a comparatively simple experiment: set the signals for north/southbound traffic to turn and stay red for extended times. Put up signs saying during certain times the lights will not allow north/south travel. This is relatively no cost and will speed traffic. It will give feedback to traffic engineers to study potential improvement plans.

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