Comments for “SR 69 Corridor Master Plan”

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  1. March 08 2024

    Please work with ADOT to improve safety at this intersection. Should be a priority.

  2. March 08 2024

    Redo the entire intersection, NO ROUNDABOUT! Possibly make SR69 go below grade without the traffic intersection lights (continous). SR169 goes above SR69 as a diamond interchange to access SR69 with on/off ramps.

  3. March 08 2024

    Mendecino Dr should be upgraded to a flyover bridge over SR69 with a diamond interchange. Also add an acceleration lane going east/westbound on the highway.

  4. March 08 2024

    Recommend ADOT to install a raised median island between east/westbound SR69. Would help alleviate cross traffic from head on collision. Also install street light masts on island to help nighttime driver visibility.

  5. February 20 2024

    Allow traffic to go east on highway 69

  6. February 17 2024

    The safety at this intersection is compromised consistently with red light runners.

  7. February 17 2024

    The safety at this intersection is compromised consistently with red light runners.

  8. February 16 2024

    SR69 needs safety barriers from the intersection with SR89 TO SR169 in Dewey. SR69 should be widened to six lanes from SR89 To SR169. The proposed Sundog Highway should be killed forever.

  9. February 13 2024

    Begin widening here! Traffic through Prescott Valley is incredibly congested, and the congestion is only briefly relieved at the portions that are 3 lanes in each direction. Widen through Prescott to the 89 interchange.

  10. February 13 2024

    This intersection needs reworking - not a roundabout, but intersection improvements, such as improved red-light timing, and perhaps additional lanes onto 169 from 69, with corresponding left-turn lanes, that will help ease the flow of traffic from SB 69 to 169.

  11. February 13 2024

    Speed is a huge issue from Truwood Dr through Dewey-Humboldt. The Fain Rd intersection sees a lot of red-light runners, often due to speed. There is also a very busy gas station located at this intersection.