Dearborn, MI – Drivers in Dearborn are being urged to take note of several new traffic pattern changes after the city redesigned a high-risk intersection near Schaefer and Prospect Streets.
According to the City of Dearborn Government, the redesign targets one of the most dangerous left turns in the city. New signage and one-way conversions have been installed to improve safety and streamline vehicle movement through the area.
Here’s what’s changed for drivers:
- Maple Street from Schaefer Road to Prospect Street is now one way, going southeast.
- Prospect Street from Maple to Jonathon Street is one way, going east.
- Leonard Street from Schaefer to Calhoun is one way, going west.
- Bryan Street from Schaefer to Lois Street remains a two-way street.
City engineers analyzed traffic flow data before implementing the redesign, aiming to reduce confusion and collisions. Drivers are encouraged to follow the new signs closely, park in the direction of traffic, and remain alert as adjustments take effect.
Mayor Abdullah Hammoud highlighted the update as part of Dearborn’s broader effort to improve roadway safety and reduce crash risks across the city.
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