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For those of us that rely on FON to get to and from home, this is amazing. My wife and I were discussing their progress the other day and had guessed that they were ahead of schedule, but not by as much as they are. You can almost see daily progress when you drive there, which, for an NC construction project, is unheard of. Typically you barely see progress for days or weeks at a time, but the guys and gals working on FON are doing a great job. I can't wait until it's done.
Now if only they could create a new switchback for greenway access from the western side of FON so I don't have to cross a busy 4-lane road with my daughter on the bicycle, we'd really have something special
That, plus a median and adding a sidewalk on one side and a "multi-use" path for cycling, skateboarding, etc on the other. Finally more bicycle friendly! The old FON was a bicyclist death trap.
I had to drive up that way a few weeks ago and holy crap I'm sure all that live or travel that way will be overjoyed when it's done. What a messed up situation right now.
Also, anyone know what is up with this traffic circle in Bedford? Signs kind of seem to indicate opposite directions on this traffic circle.
I had to drive up that way a few weeks ago and holy crap I'm sure all that live or travel that way will be overjoyed when it's done. What a messed up situation right now.
Also, anyone know what is up with this traffic circle in Bedford? Signs kind of seem to indicate opposite directions on this traffic circle.
Yeah, I live up that way and drive Falls of Neuse all the time (during off peak times for now) and have been very impressed with the progress. I am curious to see how they handle the intersection of Dunn Road & Falls of Neuse which serves as the entrance to the Bedford community. Up until now they have been working around that area but it looks like they are now starting to widen and modify it for the four lanes. Such a transformation over the past year. Some good, some bad IMO, but something was needed along that road as rush hour traffic was horrendous.
My wife was teasing me because I've kept saying that they've done a great job with it. With the scope of the project they've done a very good job minimizing impact on traffic.
My only question: Will there be 2 straight lanes going north at the Raven Ridge Rd intersection? You know currently it's just the one and it creates that long line from 4p on, and a not-so-safe situation with people cutting in last minute. I keep checking that area out but it doesn't look like there's enough room for that? Or I suppose the R lane will be a straight/turn option? Anyone have any idea?
My wife was teasing me because I've kept saying that they've done a great job with it. With the scope of the project they've done a very good job minimizing impact on traffic.
My only question: Will there be 2 straight lanes going north at the Raven Ridge Rd intersection? You know currently it's just the one and it creates that long line from 4p on, and a not-so-safe situation with people cutting in last minute. I keep checking that area out but it doesn't look like there's enough room for that? Or I suppose the R lane will be a straight/turn option? Anyone have any idea?
From the documents I found on the city's website here:
Here is how that intersection is due to look when done:
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