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Home » City DOT wants to remove Fremont Ave. red light where it’s needed most?
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City DOT wants to remove Fremont Ave. red light where it’s needed most?

Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterSeptember 14, 202228 ViewsNo Comments1 Min Read
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Removal of signalized traffic lights at Fremont and Pressman, Fremont and Laurens, and Fremont, and Lafayette Avenues?

Public Outreach meeting is Wednesday 6-730 pm at St. James Parrish Hall, 1020 W. Lafayette Avenue

(BALTIMORE – September 13, 2022) – The In-Person Public Outreach meeting is tomorrow, Wednesday, September 14th from 6:00 pm until 7:30 p.m. at St. James Parrish Hall at 1020 W. Lafayette Avenue. Please come out and see what plans the Department of Transportation has to improve Fremont Avenue. There are a number of improvements that are proposed as well as the removal of signalized traffic lights at Fremont and Pressman, Fremont and Laurens, and Fremont and Lafayette Avenues to all-way stop (4-way stops).

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