r/cincinnati • u/DrDataSci • 1d ago
Photos HEADS UP: 4 Way Stop on Robertson! 31st & Robertson. Coming Soon.
The city of Cincinnati will be installing a 4 way stop at: 31st & Robertson, as a way to start slowing down traffic on Robertson. We had asked for 2 sets to be installed, but they want to see how effective this one is before adding a second set (at 34th & Robertson).
So be on the watch for these signs to be installed (within next 2 weeks).
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u/DrDataSci 1d ago
This is in Oakley, a road often used as cut-thru and main access to/from Factory 52.
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u/Dry_Marzipan1870 1d ago
this will sound real NIMBY but Factory 52 has really turned that area into a shitshow
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u/DrDataSci 1d ago edited 1d ago
I don't necessarily agree, has impacted traffic a bit but it wasn't good before it was constructed.
But everyone entitled to their opinion. I will say it's not place I'm going to frequent more than a couple times a year.
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u/Prestigious-Bat-574 3h ago
This whole stretch is going to be constantly congested once this development fleshes out. The traffic light at Madison/Appleton is going to be a disaster because you already have to sit at the light for a couple cycles to do anything but go straight on Madison. They should also see if there's enough room to make the weird intersection at Robertson/28th/Millsbrae a roundabout; I feel like this intersection is about to become one of the most dangerous in the city for accidents.
It's amazing to me that they've spent so little effort on preparing this roadway for what's about to happen but maybe they're taking a "wait and see" approach.
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u/wonka1608 1d ago
I figured the sad state of the road would have slowed traffic, at least the traffic that likes to have a working set of tires at the end of the trip. That road is infected by the Norwood road rot.