My letter to the Georgia Department of Transportation
Who is in charge of installing traffic lights? Do they drive anywhere these lights go up? If they did, I would think they would put more thought into their installation.
The lights in this city are ill-timed, if timed, and likely, are not timed, turning from red to green whenever. This is probably one of the most significant contributors to traffic congestion.

Georgia DOT's solution to all traffic issues: more lights!
So my question is, what qualifications do you need, and what sort of accountability measures are standard for the people who make the traffic signal decisions. I know some downs syndrome kids and a monkey who could do a better job with this than whoever is doing it throughout Fulton and Cobb county.
Specifically though, and in all seriousness, the lights on 17th and McCaslin by Atlantic Station are absolutely unnecessary. And if they have to be there, make them smarter. They hinder through traffic on 17th, which actually has cars driving down it.
Secondly, the light on State St and North Avenue is useless. All you need is a sensor for State St traffic because otherwise, there's no reason for North Avenue to catch a red there. State St is not that busy.
Since the public you are supposed to serve can't seem to hold you accountable, please try to respect yourselves and do your very best at work. What you have been doing is haphazard and irresponsible at best.
Labels: georgia, government, retarded


1 Comments:
Georgia Department of Transportation is not responsible for lights on local city streets. The lights you described are actually the responsibility of Fulton County and maybe you should contact them regarding the timing of these lights. The Georgia Department of Transportation actually does pride themselves on accountability and a job well done, and it shows in the level of work that they give to the citizens of this state every day.
I for one am very grateful for a service that they provide- the HERO unit that rescues stranded drivers all across the metropolitan Atlanta area. DOT Heroes risk their lives to help these drivers every day. Furthermore, in case you haven’t checked lately, Georgia roads and highways are some of the best maintained in the nation, ranked extremely high- all it takes is a drive across the state line in some of our neighboring states to see the truth in that.
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