Woodward Ave All-Way Stop Signs
A lot of community feedback received over this past year included requests for All-Way Stop Signs along Woodward Ave to enhance traffic safety. Please complete this survey to let the Grant Park Neighborhood Association Transportation Committee know your opinion. Please pass this survey on to your neighbors! Questions and comments can also be sent directly to Committee Chair Phill Kelly by email at transportation@gpna.org or by phone at 612-703-1176. Please note that this is a separate process from the Woodward Resurfacing that is to commence mid-January 2024.

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Rollover crash in October 2023 at Woodward & Grant, picture submitted by neighbor - both drivers are okay.
Why All Way Stop Signs?
-Stops signs are relatively cheap and quick for the city to install, usually occurring within a few months of an official councilmember request to ATLDOT, if staff-approved. 
-All-Way Stop Sign intersections ensure all traffic at an intersection expect and look for cross-traffic as they come to a stop, and could lessen speedy through-traffic trying to use Woodward Ave as an alternative or as a cut-through to Memorial Dr SE.
-One current crash scenario includes traffic from cross-streets mistaking an intersection as having all-way stop signs when that is not the case, leading drivers to fail to yield to through-traffic who don't have a stop sign. Another scenario is parked cars limiting sightlines, where a driver thinks the intersection is clear despite an obscured, approaching vehicle who doesn't have to stop. Adding all-way stop signs at these intersections removes these potential scenarios.
-Stop signs give drivers pause, allowing pedestrians and cyclists to be noticed and yielded to more readily for safer street crossings.

Woodward Ave SE All-Way Stop Intersections, Map Key:
-Red Signs are current All-Way Stop Signs
-Blue Signs are potential All-Way Stop Signs
(Not included: Wood St is to receive all-way stop signs as part of the resurfacing project, Hill St currently has a traffic signal, Boulevard SE has a proposed traffic signal as part of a separate project slated for 2025-2027)
1. Do you support the installation of All-Way Stop Signs at the following intersections of Woodward Ave SE? *
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Kelly St SE
Harden St SE
Grant St SE
Oakland Ave SE
Chastain St SE
2. Do you have any feedback for why you do or don't support all way stop signs, whether in general or for any of the specific intersections mentioned above?
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4. Is there anything else you'd like to say about Woodward Ave SE or transportation concerns in Grant Park?
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