This should be stopped all the time, not just between certain hours. Even when there is light traffic it is annoying!!

We totally agree.....any turns in and out of the triangle area is almost impossible. The folks are coming Johnson Ferry Rd. feeding into Ashford-Dunwoody and traffic backs up there also. The entire triangle needs to be reevaluated..... gobs of traffic most times of the day and night! Thanks for anything you can do. Betty Robinson

Cars headed north on A-D can easily turn left (west) onto Johnson-Ferry, then turn right into the shopping center. Why they cannot figure this out is beyond me.

yes, please make this happen.

I think its time to widen Ashford Dunwoody Road to 2 lanes in each direction. Once you get past the light at Perimeter Summit Parkway everything is fine.

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Ashford Dunwoody will never be widened.. DeKalb county can not afford to purchase every house along the road (including mine) and pay Georgia Power to move all the main powerlines to this entire area. Synchronized traffic lights is the best option and better traffic flow at Johnson Ferry and Ash DW Rd interchange..

I believe Fulton County bought up Abernathy Road between Roswell and Johnson Ferry. (Except for one lone holdout that wouldn't sell.) Traffic in that area used to be a nightmare and once it was widened things are much better. Never say never! There is always hope!

Unless Brookhaven hits the lottery, the widening will not happen - just in our little stretch, the houses alone would cost them over 2 million to purchase at market value. The bridge at the soccer fields cost a big chunk of change to replace and was not built to handle 4 lanes.

As a resident around the corner, please don't make this not possible especially "at any time" that is insane. At 9pm with no traffic to have to go through the light onto Johnson Ferry to enter the shopping center would be ridiculous. During the day, the traffic of the Johnson Ferry lane backs up turning left thus would make it a bigger nightmare trying to merge over and hold up traffic in the very bottleneck part between the two intersections. If I had to not turn left, I would have no hesitation holding up all the traffic in that area to allow me to get to where I need to be. That would block up 3 streets trying to condense into that area.

Roundabouts were suggested by a Dekalb Study to ease the crossing traffic in this intersection unfortunately the city did not agree.

I recently moved to the Brookhaven area. I'm amazed there is no traffic light to get customers safely in and out of the shopping center. At least the drivers let cars out so they can make a left turn on Ashford Dunwoody.

I can't imagine another traffic light in this already grid locked area. Hopefully the upcoming changes may help the issues.

Cars should only be able to turn right out of Cambridge on Ashford Dunwoody Rd. If you need to turn left, go to Johnson Ferry and turn left at the traffic light. Not real difficult, but has to be forced in this direction in order to work. There currently is a plan for re-doing this area, we will see if it works! Think its on brookhaven.gov?

I believe it's the proposal underway in partnership with - http://www.perimetercid.org/

I still don't believe advising all traffic to turn right out of Cambridge Only when Johnson Ferry is backed up for excess of miles. The traffic in afternoons often is open in this area flowing back towards Perimeter. Unfortunately for the cars turning left, if those would maintain the space and not block the stop sign, this would be a null issue. Unfortunately drivers allowing drivers to turn doesn't seem to happen all to much.

I greatly hope that the PCID / Brookhaven does not move forward with such restrictions especially if enforced 24 hours / day. My commute would be greatly improved if the plastic dividers were installed along AD to not allow cars to pass through the right turn lane before Perimeter Summit and bypass those waiting causing more gridlock.

SeeClickFix service request audit initiated. Issue ID 696074 still in ACKNOWLEDGED status. Submitted request to City of Brookhaven Public works to provide status update.

City of Brookhaven City Manager's Office assigned this issue to Brookhaven Department of Public Works

As part of the repaving and intersection improvements at this location that we will be doing over the next couple of months, we will looking to add "No Left Turn, 4 pm - 7 pm" signs to restrict turns from Ashford Dunwoody into the shopping center during the PM rush hour(s)