Summary
The township reviewed the performance of the newly installed traffic adaptive signal system along Lancaster Avenue, which aims to improve main corridor traffic flow while residents adjust to changing signal cycles.
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Last discussed May 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Funded by a 2019 General Obligation Bond and a $206,200 PennDOT Green Light Go grant.
Commuters traveling along the Lancaster Avenue corridor experiencing improved vehicle progression.
Residents exiting side streets who may experience temporarily longer wait times during peak traffic cycles.
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Board of Commissioners - May 11, 2026
The township reviewed the performance of the newly installed traffic adaptive signal system along Lancaster Avenue, which aims to improve main corridor traffic flow while residents adjust to changing signal cycles.
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