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Turn Restriction Program Was a Bust in Southampton Village; Officials Will Create New Traffic Committee

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The Southampton Village Police Department monitored the effectiveness of the recent turn restriction pilot program, which eased traffic on Captains Neck and Lee, but exacerbated the problem on Halsey Neck Lane and did not lead to improved traffic flow on Hill Street. COURTESY SHVPD
The Southampton Village Police Department monitored the effectiveness of the recent turn restriction pilot program, which eased traffic on Captains Neck and Lee, but exacerbated the problem on Halsey Neck Lane and did not lead to improved traffic flow on Hill Street. COURTESY SHVPD
Traffic woes have continued in Southampton Village in and around Hill Street during rush hour. MICHAEL WRIGHT
Traffic woes have continued in Southampton Village in and around Hill Street during rush hour. MICHAEL WRIGHT
Traffic woes have continued in Southampton Village in and around Hill Street during rush hour. MICHAEL WRIGHT
Traffic woes have continued in Southampton Village in and around Hill Street during rush hour. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The Southampton Village Police Department monitored the effectiveness of the recent turn restriction pilot program, which eased traffic on Captains Neck and Lee, but exacerbated the problem on Halsey Neck Lane and did not lead to improved traffic flow on Hill Street. COURTESY SHVPD

Traffic woes have continued in Southampton Village in and around Hill Street during rush hour. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 13-day pilot program meant to mitigate some of the traffic concerns during rush hour in residential neighborhoods off Hill Street in Southampton Village was, essentially, a bust. Southampton Village... more

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Turn Restriction Program Was a Bust in Southampton Village; Officials Will Create New Traffic Committee

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Turn Restriction Program Was a Bust in Southampton Village; Officials Will Create New Traffic Committee

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