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County hears community‑led traffic‑safety ideas for horse‑and‑buggy and bicycle travel
Summary
Following a public traffic‑safety meeting, the board discussed enforcement, signage, strobe lights and public education to reduce crashes involving horse‑drawn buggies and bicycles; local officials said some measures will require state cooperation but the county will pursue signage updates and community outreach.
Richmond County supervisors devoted a lengthy portion of their Dec. 9 meeting to traffic‑safety issues raised by residents and the Amish/Mennonite community, focusing on visibility, signage and enforcement along Route 3 and other heavily traveled corridors.
Residents and board members advocated for strobe lights or flashing beacons on buggies, reflective…
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