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1. Since this road (132 Ave) was paved moments before the snow fell there has been no lines or markers placed on the road, and I honestly dont think anyone knows how many lanes are actually supposed to be there. I get it that they can't paint lines at certain temperatures and on wet surfaces etc. But between 100th Street and 102 Street how many lanes are supposed to be there?

2. Since this street has been widened there seems to be much more traffic using it. The left hand turning signal at 132 Ave and 100 Street is only about 3-5 seconds long. Which equals/allows maybe 2 vehicles that can safely make it through the intersection during the turn light, usually a third will make the turn but midway through the intersection the turn light is back to red. On average during the full green light cycle a total of maybe 2 more cars can turn left. On average there are 10 or more cars depending on the weather in the left turn holding lane. On a cold icy day like this morning combined with the City lack of sanding or salting intersections in a timely matter, only 1 maybe 2 cars can make the left turn light. Is there any reason why the City could lengthen the left turn signal to allow a few more vehicles to turn left.