I too agree, it would be helpfull. That intersection, can become very busy and north and south bound Groesbeck at the same light should have one too.

That light is horrible. Especially when those crossing Groesbeck onto Church have their heads up their butts long enough for 2 or 3 cars to miss the light. How about we just eliminate the cars coming from Meijers onto Church Street? The neighborhood used to be relatively quiet and safe. Now, it's a joke.

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Instead of passing the buck to other "jurisdictions", why not collaborate with them? A man walks down the street and sees trash but walks by. He feels it isn't his "responsibility".

Its been over five years and still no solution. I did speak with someone at MDOT years ago who explained the reason that a dedicated left could not be installed. It has to do with the proximity of the light just north of that intersection at Cass and Groesbeck, and the back up due to that light. His suggestion, or hope was to widen the intersection on the east side, which would give dedicated lanes for left, straight and right turns, which would mean there would be less traffic crossing into Meijer and those making a left out of it would have less cars to wait for. But as we know, this has not happened as of yet.