I think once the construction is complete on Rt 20 and Fairgrounds rd. it will settle down but as for now it is going to be a pain.

sounds a lot like the people that move next to a freeway, then complain about the noise and get the city to put a sound barrier up.

I travel that way each morning to get onto Rt 90. It does back up, but I never have to wait more then 2 - 3 minutes before turning onto 615. It makes no sense to waste taxpayer money to add more lanes. You choose to buy a house on a busy street and should have expected that traffic would only increase as more houses are being built.

To you cry babies.I moved here when there was no 615 exit onto I-90,and I could look out my front window and watch the horses,deer,and fox grazing in the field across on the Bolton property.I did not move here to have a parking lot in my front yard.Nor did I move move here to look at a stinking mound of weeds across the street from me either.
We moved here because it was a nice city to live in and the schools were good.One of the reasons we bought this home was the veiw.We could live in the city,with the look of country outside our door.
We did not just wake up one morning and say hey I want a hill of weeds across the street and a exit that brings a parking lot to our front door.
And Jim Bob..... I did not say one thing about adding any lanes,Money Better suited... I'm not the dummies who ask for 615 nor a turn lane at my front door and to the rest of you who think you know it all.The construction has not one thing to do with the back up.You would being thinking differently if you needed a emergency squad or fire dept,and they are sitting here on 84 waiting for those kind folks to move out of the no lane area so the emergency autos can move to get to your homes.I see it all the time,you don't.You do not get the finger,cussed at,or things thrown at you because all you want too do is get in or out of your drive.

hahaha resident on 84. easy solution, if you don't like it anymore move

What do you expect the city to do? Not allow cars to drive on 84? It's a public street.

Ya know, billy bob, if you actually read the comments before YOU commented, you may not appear so, .... well, ... slow.

When they bought the house, IT WAS NOT A MAIN STREET NOR A BUSY STREET !!!!

It has since turned into a parking lot, and they are not happy with "progress"

i.e. They did not buy a house on the end of the runway and are complaining about the airplanes. Someone built the airport in their back yard after they moved in !!

It's understandable that the home owners are unhappy with the amount of traffic in front of their house. However, the purpose of this site it to try to fix issues that can be fixed, not complain about issues that can't be fixed. It's a public street, which people have the right to use.

84 has been around for a long time and has always been a major road. For homeowners to expect that a major road won't have expansion is pretty dillusional on their part. I don't feel bad for people that bought their property before it became a busier road. Bottom line is if you buy a house off of a road instead of in a development you should expect that down the line expansion will occur.

I agree with the fact that these owners bought houses here and should have seen it coming at some point. The rest of us paid more for the same house in developments for the streets to not be main "through-ways". It is Route 84, homeowners. I sympathize with your plight, but when I was buying a home years ago, I was tempted to pay less for a comparable house in a development, but didn't. Bottom line, you get what you pay for in the end.

To clarify: My above comment should have read that "I was tempted to pay less for a house on a main road compared to a comparable house in a development, but didn't."

I have to wonder if any of you actually read what 'Resident' wrote...

"You would being thinking differently if you needed a emergency squad or fire dept,and they are sitting here on 84 waiting for those kind folks to move out of the no lane area so the emergency autos can move to get to your homes.I see it all the time,you don't."

Vehicles are driving in the 'no lane area' which is reserved for emergency vehicles. That means police, fire, & ambulance, not someone who just doesn't want to wait in traffic because they think they are special. I have been in an ambulance that was trying to get to the hospital & idiots would not move out of the way. I was in a car accident (passenger) and was bleeding profusely from the head which required 42 stitches. But hey, it's much more important for some special boneheads to get where they need to go, who cares about a stupid ambulance right? People need to grow up.