Blinking traffic light in Greenburgh has been replaced
The change comes after News 12 discovered a disturbing trend of children struck by vehicles in nearby Ramapo.
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Jul 12, 2024, 12:21 AM
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Updated 148 days ago
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21h agoA confusing blinking light in Greenburgh has been replaced with a traffic light.
The new traffic light is at the intersection of Ardsley Road and Fort Hill Road.
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner says this light will make it safer for children to walk to school.
Feiner also says he has personally seen some minor accidents at this location over recent years.
The change comes after News 12 discovered a disturbing trend of children struck by vehicles in nearby Ramapo.
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