Tag: traffic
Roadwork season
Nearly $4 million worth of street paving projects are in the works in Morgan Hill in the coming months.
Police find ‘vehicle of interest’ in fatal hit and run
Investigators continue to ask the public for help in obtaining more information about the vehicle and the collision.
Motorcyclist dies in Morgan Hill accident
The motorcyclist was “driving at a rate of speed in which he was unable to safely stop for traffic ahead,” reads the press release. The front of the Yamaha collided with the rear of the Silverado, causing the driver of the motorcycle to be ejected into the northbound lanes of U.S. 101.
Gilroy resident dies in Morgan Hill collision
A single-vehicle traffic accident on Watsonville Road resulted in a fatality Friday afternoon, police said.
The accident occurred in the area of Watsonville Road and...
CHP responds to early morning traffic fatality south of Gilroy
The California Highway Patrol responded to a fatal traffic collision this morning at 6:52 a.m. on Northbound U.S. Highway 101 just south of Rocks Road, about 14 minutes south of Gilroy and not far from San Juan Bautista.
Not all crosswalks are treated equally
“Red Phone, the flashing lights on the Little Llagas Creek crosswalk signs are permanently flashing. This gives a false signal to drivers that pedestrians are entering the roadway, which is not the case. I have observed some drivers stopping, while most are totally ignoring the flashing lights – since they are always flashing, (day and night). While I applaud the city for installing the creek path, the flashing lights at the crosswalk should only be activated when needed to give a real warning to drivers. This is the case for the creek crosswalk at W. Edmundson Avenue. Let's be consistent on how we install/use safety signage in our city. We do not need any more disasters on Cosmo Drive.”
‘No Parking’ signs at CRC will be removed
"Red Phone, in the evenings I drive down Del Monte Avenue through the Community Park to the Centennial Recreation Center. Coming and going past the baseball fields there are always cars, SUVS and large vans parked in front of the ‘No Parking Anytime' signs along the road. Several calls to the police department to complain about the difficulty of blocked two way traffic seem to be ignored. The parents and adult players just seem to be the special people allowed to not use the street or the large parking lot for parking."
