This intersection has been an issue (especially at drop off school/pick up school time) the turning lane (Onieda/Morton) people use as a straight lane (going through the Onieda light) and backing up. Those on Morton/going for Delaware get backed up all the way PAST Onieda because of it. The "turning" arrow only allows through a few cars (and if you are into your turn on yellow/turning red you'll get a ticket at this light as it's a photo camera (crossing from Holland/to Morton). The other issues is the kids (especially Charter Girls and Hackett MS kids continue to walk into traffic and cross on green) you have to stop to avoid hitting them, and therefore sit through 2-3 light cycles to prevent it. I've contacted this site and the Albany Police about the issues, but this intersection/the intersection at Oneida/Morton continue to be a daily issue.

Holland and Morton between the entrance to the VA to Oneida Terrace is a major problem. The city needs to adjust the timing of the lights. Princeton Drive and the VA entrance are misaligned, and that intersection might be better served with a round about.

This is the coolest site. I can see that the issue has been viewed 20 times.

I'm not exactly how the site works...whether to leave the issue open or close it. Perhaps I'll leave it open since when I look at other reports, when the issue is fixed, the officials make a comment, and this one may still be pending.

When I drive on Morton, the lights are still causing backups.

Morton/Oneida continues to be a DAILY problem. Everyone drives UP Morning (toward Delaware) in the Onieda LEFT turning lane (I've almost been hit countless times) No one seems to care. If you do get in the Left turning lane, you have to sit through AT LEAST 3 light cycles to TURN onto Onieda (Why isn't there any arrow there???) So dangerous!!

I'm still learning how this site works. It appears that the issue was assigned to APD Traffic Engineering. Perhaps they investigated the issue? Perhaps they concluded they would not address this particular issue?

I'm not sure how to find out the answers to those questions. In the meantime, I'll keep this request open.

It seems that if lights were coordinated, there might be a better flow. As it is, I might get a green light, but the next light up ahead does not allow anyone to move. As a result, I am at a dead stop even with my green light.

Today, I was fourth in line at the light at Morton/Oneida. None of us were able to move at all until three lights changed.

This issue appears to be stuck. What are the benefits of using this site for this type of issue? Perhaps there is a different recommended approach?

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