The intersection of Mulberry Knoll Road and Route 24 is a disaster and a disgrace! How many more accidents will it take before a traffic signal is installed at the intersection?
Good luck trying to get out onto 24 either turning left or right, especially in the summer months, without sitting there for at least 20 to 30 minutes or having to back up and make a U-turn to go to Cedar Grove Road to go to Robinsonville Road or Plantation Road, depending where you're headed.
This could all be alleviated with a simple traffic signal. Is this too much to ask? It should not be in the planning stage for five to 10 years from now. We need it yesterday!
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