There are no plans to remove the signal at Military Cutoff and Covil Farm Road, said Jessi Leonard, state Department of Transportation Division 3 traffic engineer.
Date posted: January 26, 2018
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When Military Cutoff Extension is completed, will the traffic light at Covil Farm Road and Military Cutoff be removed?
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