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Traffic Signal Timing Changed on Davis Highway

Published May 21, 2014

In order to accommodate the increased traffic congestion resulting from the Scenic Highway detour, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has changed the traffic signal timing along Davis Highway. Recent heavy rains and flooding in the area caused damage to Scenic Highway in several locations, with the associated detour routes having been designated as Davis Highway and Ninth Avenue.

These plans will result in a longer green time on Davis Highway which will allow for a more expedient flow of traffic during peak periods. The morning peak plan will favor the southbound direction while the afternoon peak plan will favor the northbound direction. These changes could also increase wait time for side street motorists entering Davis Highway and pedestrians attempting to cross Davis Highway.

The signalized intersections along the corridor will be monitored for the duration of the detour, and the signal timings will be adjusted and fine-tuned as necessary.  Motorists are encouraged to be patient as ongoing roadway work is progressing to provide full recovery from the damage caused by the recent storms.

All activities may be delayed or rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. For more Florida Department of Transportation District Three information follow @MyFDOT_NWFL on Twitter or contact Ian Satter, (850) 330-1205.

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