This light is also frequently run because if you are traveling north on Vineville the light is at the end of a bend in the road and is partially concealed by trees (which should not be cut because they have historical significance!) On several occasions I've had to brake hard to avoid collision with someone running that light. A second light just a little north of that intersection or some sort of warning would help tremendously.

It's not the trees going north on Vineville that is the problem, it's the people running 50+ on a 30 mph posted speed limit. I almost been hit at Rogers and Vineville, Corbin and Ingleside because of people speeding or not paying attention when the light turns red. This photo is taken from Corbin and Vineville and at even at 40 mph you have plenty of time to stop.

Of course the problem is speeding but we're asking for a traffic engineering solution and more warning of the light would help. It's a major problem if you are on Corbin at the light. The view to the left is obscured so you can't tell when someone is running the light. There used to be a big wide-angle mirror mounted on a pole but it isn't there anymore. I don't know if the city put it there or not, but a mirror would help.

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