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Suffolk County Will Again Restrict Lanes, Re-Program Traffic Lights On CR39 In Pared-Down Version of Traffic Flow Experiment

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“We’re proud to say that from North Sea Road to the Lobster Inn was 7-8 minutes, which is a miracle,” Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charlie McArdle said at the DANA SHAW

“We’re proud to say that from North Sea Road to the Lobster Inn was 7-8 minutes, which is a miracle,” Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charlie McArdle said at the DANA SHAW

The County Road 39 traffic experiment in the spring of this year. DANA SHAW

The County Road 39 traffic experiment in the spring of this year. DANA SHAW

The County Road 39 traffic experiment in the spring of this year. DANA SHAW

The County Road 39 traffic experiment in the spring of this year. DANA SHAW

The County Road 39 traffic experiment in the spring of this year. DANA SHAW

The County Road 39 traffic experiment in the spring of this year. DANA SHAW

authorMichael Wright on Oct 1, 2025
The Suffolk County Department of Public works has given Southampton Town the go-ahead to change traffic patterns on County Road 39 between North Sea Road and Magee Street to test... more

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