Traffic Commission approves extended green lights on Gore to enhance traffic flow

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The City Council meeting held on July 8, 2025, focused on improving traffic flow along Gore Boulevard in Lawton. A key discussion point was the proposal to adjust traffic light timings to enhance the movement of vehicles on this busy corridor.

City officials highlighted plans to extend the duration of green lights for east-west traffic on Gore Boulevard while reducing the time for side street turns. This change aims to alleviate congestion at various intersections, particularly at the stoplights along Gore and its side streets. One specific intersection mentioned was at 38th Street and Lincoln, which will also see adjustments to its traffic signal timing.

The initiative has received support from WSB, a consulting firm conducting a corridor evaluation on Gore Boulevard. Their upcoming report is expected to include recommendations that align with the city's traffic improvement plans.

Overall, these adjustments are seen as a significant step towards creating a smoother traffic experience for residents and visitors in Lawton. Further updates will follow as the city implements these changes based on the forthcoming recommendations.

Converted from July 08, 2025 City Council Meeting meeting on July 09, 2025
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