The Traffic Advisory Committee rejected a four-way stop recommendation at Plymouth and Bridge Streets, finding the roadway configuration could worsen rather than improve safety. Police Chief Michael Jenkins and the six-member committee voted unanimously to approve prior minutes. While the committee
East Bridgewater Traffic Advisory Committee seeks more analysis on Bridge Street proposal. The committee requested detailed documentation and clarification on who made a proposed four-way stop recommendation at Bridge Street before considering endorsement, with all six members approving the prior
Traffic Advisory Committee rejects two-sided parking restrictions on Church Street, defers bridge stop decision pending further analysis. The committee determined that two-sided restrictions are not reasonable or necessary, noting that one-sided parking limits would suffice if emergency vehicles
East Bridgewater Traffic Advisory Committee defers on all-way stop recommendation for downtown intersections. Chair Rebecca Johnson and committee members reviewed a preliminary engineering assessment for Plymouth Street/Bridge Street and Plymouth Street/Whitman Street but found it lacked sufficient
East Bridgewater Traffic Advisory Committee reviews MassDOT's ongoing safety study at a local intersection. Chair Rebecca Johnson convened the committee's February 17 meeting to address the status of the study at Highland Street and North Bedford, which falls under MassDOT jurisdiction. The
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