For those that have suggested that there should be some improvements in the crossing of John Nolen Dr at North Shore, here's a little news tidbit:
City to test lane reduction plan on John Nolen Drive http://madisonsouth.channel3000.com/news/transportation/69036-city-test-lane-reduction-plan-john-nolen-drive However, I don't see how this will help the principal problem there: The need to wait for two lights to cross from the path along North Shore Dr to the John Nolen Path - one to cross the right turn lane, and another to cross John Nolen itself. Of course, many people don't wait anyway, because that is a really annoying way to navigate an intersection. Besides, there isn't nearly enough space to wait on the little island there. Maybe the article misrepresented what is going to happen. From a satellite view, that third lane extends quite a way onto the causeway. Maybe eliminating the third lane onto the causeway would also allow the total elimination of the flying right-turn from North Shore Dr to John Nolen? Robbie Webber Transportation Policy Analyst State Smart Transportation Initiative www.ssti.us 608-263-9984 (o) 608-225-0002 (c) [email protected]
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