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Residents demand action against escalating truck traffic dangers

August 06, 2024 | Missoula County, Montana


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Residents demand action against escalating truck traffic dangers
During a recent government meeting, community members voiced their concerns regarding a proposed development project that could significantly impact their residential area. One resident expressed skepticism about the project's scale, emphasizing that the route in question should not be as expansive as proposed, particularly in a zone designed to protect residential integrity. The speaker urged officials to deny the request, highlighting the potential negative consequences for the neighborhood.

Another local resident, Luis Arches, contributed to the discussion by addressing the issue of increased truck traffic in the area. He noted a shift in the types of vehicles on the road, stating that while there may be fewer trucks overall, the size of the trucks has increased dramatically. Arches pointed out that the current trucks are much larger than those previously seen, which raises concerns about safety and the volume of gravel being transported.

The meeting underscored the community's apprehension about the development's implications for local traffic and zoning regulations, with residents advocating for careful consideration of their concerns before any decisions are made.

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