It is terrible. I drive from Eastlake to Euclid every morning at around 4:30 and I have to stop at every single light from Vine street to 288th. My quick drive to work has made me late twice, then I finally got a clue and have to leave earlier just to get thru Willowick. And there is not another car insight. Why they did this, I dont know, when they changed the lights they should of just set them on their normal cycle..It is no different what light is up there...the lights don't care what they do, but I do.

I get really annoyed when I get stopped at EVERY light doing down Lakeshore Blvd in Willowick, ecspecially when there is not one car that that light is helping. I do understand this may have been done to help regulate the people coming out of Shoregate and I am for that but they are just going off because they are set on a timer not going off a traffic sensor, or getting synchronized with all of the other lights. Its mind boggling that a 'professional' electrical company would install such a flawed system. The other day when they were working on the main intersection's ( E. 305 & Lakeshore) lights I came up on Bayridge to make a left on Lakeshore, with the crews there and all I sat through FOUR series of lights before I finally rolled down my window and asked the workers what was going on. Their response " Yeah I don't know, this one has been messing up all day", they then got in their trucks and pulled away.......AWESOME! I'm glad you care so much that you are royally f***ing up everyone's drive time!

I noticed that they have made some changes in the last couple of days to the timing of these lights.
THANK YOU to whoever was responsible for this!

The timing has been terrible for traffic flow ever since the new lights went up on Lakeshore. It's worst going westbound in the morning. I can now confidently expect to stop at every light between Lakeshore/Vine St and Lloyd Rd. What starts out as two or three cars quickly becomes half a dozen to a dozen or more, as we stop at each light, even for the side streets that often have -no- cars on them. I'd expect most traffic would be going west toward Rt 2 and Cleveland, so why do we get red at every light even when no one's there?

No doubt! A 2 minute drive, at 10 pm no less, has turned into a 12 minute annoyance! What a waste of gas, stopping practically every block, for cross traffic that doesn't even exist!

The light near the Pet Supplies store at Shoregate is terrible. Traveling eastbound on Lake Shore Blvd. the light only stays green for 5 seconds and then goes yellow and red. WAY too short for such a busy street!