How does the town decide where to put in a traffic signal?
The purpose of a traffic signal is to assign right-of-way to opposing movements of traffic at an intersection. They work best are very busy streets. The busiest streets operated by counties, the State of Maryland or the Maryland State Toll Highway Authority. The warrants for a signal are much more stringent than for signs.

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1. Can the town post a lower speed limit on my street to slow down traffic?
2. How does the town decide where to put in a traffic signal?
3. Won't speed bumps slow traffic on our streets?
4. Can my neighborhood get a "Children at Play" sign posted?
5. Can we have a crosswalk at this intersection?
6. How does the Police Department address problems of speeding vehicles?
7. Why don't we have crossing guards at all school crossings?
8. Is it illegal to drive without a license plate on the front of my car?
9. How do I dispose of old/new prescription medication?