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davis_square2008-09-15 11:51 am
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Single issue voter
Hello,
Can someone tell me who caters least to families, children, and "no turn between 7-9 a.m." signs in the upcoming election?
Thanks!
Can someone tell me who caters least to families, children, and "no turn between 7-9 a.m." signs in the upcoming election?
Thanks!
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It does, however, cause a gridlock on a major artery.
when pearl st locks because of eastbound left turns having to yield to the now stopped westbound traffic, waiting for the numbskull who can't make the left turn into the gas station, because the eastbound lane is full with no gaps, because the westbound lane has right of way over the eastbound left hand turn ...
And now the light has changed, and mcgrath has pearl st traffic stuck in the middle of it, because Massachusetts won't enact don't block the box laws with fines.
That's why that turn is illegal.
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what exactly is your definition of a parkway, so we're working off the same terms?
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To actually put trees in the median on that part of mcgrath (wellington circle to medford/highland) would require losing lanes of traffic, though, wouldn't it?
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Whereas mcgrath picks up that volume from broadway, pearl, and highland/medford, AND from those who haven't left 28 yet.
28 in Medford, IMO isn't the huge artery it is after you go under 93 and pass by foss park.
I live in ten hills, now, used to live in the gilman square triangle, and my g/f used to live off of ball square - I've seen the volume on mcgrath every morning, and it's ridiculous.
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