Madison County, Alabama, October 10, 2025
News Summary
Madison County is set to enhance roadway safety with the installation of a new four-way stop at the intersection of Jack Clift Boulevard and Lessie Clift Lane/Silo Lane. Scheduled for installation on August 7, this initiative aims to improve safety for both drivers and pedestrians, especially in light of increased foot traffic in the Clift Farm area. Temporary signs and flashing beacons will be deployed to alert motorists to the new traffic pattern, urging them to exercise caution as the change is implemented.
Madison County, Alabama is set to enhance roadway safety with the installation of two new four-way stops. The intersection specifically affected is at Jack Clift Boulevard and Lessie Clift Lane/Silo Lane, with the installation scheduled for Thursday, August 7.
As part of this initiative, crews will be present on the morning of the installation to set up stop signs, advance warning signs, and perform necessary pavement striping. To ensure that motorists are aware of the updated traffic pattern, temporary “New” plaques and flashing red beacons will be positioned along Jack Clift Boulevard. Residents and drivers are therefore being urged to exercise additional caution as the new traffic regulations come into effect.
The decision to convert this intersection into a four-way stop is primarily aimed at improving safety for both drivers and pedestrians. With increased foot traffic in the area, officials believe that this change will facilitate safer crossing opportunities for pedestrians. The initiative reflects efforts to promote safer road conditions in the Clift Farm area, and drivers are advised to remain vigilant as the traffic pattern shifts.
Madison County is dedicated to prioritizing road safety and making thoroughfares safer for all community members. Local residents in Clift Farm have been notified about these modifications, and further details can be sought by contacting Madison County Public Works at 256-746-2900 or via email at [email protected].
Key Features of the New Four-Way Stop
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Installation Date | Thursday, August 7 |
| Location | Jack Clift Boulevard and Lessie Clift Lane/Silo Lane |
| Traffic Control Devices | Stop signs, advance warning signs, flashing red beacons |
| Objective | Enhance safety for drivers and pedestrians |
| Contact Information | Madison County Public Works: 256-746-2900, [email protected] |
FAQ
What is happening at the intersection of Jack Clift Boulevard and Lessie Clift Lane/Silo Lane?
A four-way stop will be installed to improve safety for drivers and pedestrians.
When does the change take effect?
The change takes effect on Thursday, August 7.
What kind of signage will be installed?
Stop signs, advance warning signs, and flashing red beacons will be placed to alert drivers to the updated traffic pattern.
What should drivers do during this transition?
Drivers are urged to use extra caution in the area as the new traffic pattern is implemented.
Who is responsible for the installation?
The installation is being managed by crews from Madison County Public Works.
How can residents get more information about this change?
Residents can contact Madison County Public Works at 256-746-2900 or via email at [email protected].
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Additional Resources
- 256 Today
- Wikipedia: Traffic Sign
- AL.com
- Google Search: Road Safety Initiatives
- WHNT News
- Google Scholar: Road Safety
- AL.com
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Traffic Safety
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