@MDSHA@MontgomeryCoMD One other point is that it makes it impossible to get to the intersection to make a right turn. you have to sit and wait a lot in the lanes of traffic to get to the point where you can finally turn right, which would’ve taken you no time had the lanes not been closed.
@MDSHA@MontgomeryCoMD Lastly, I am off for pedestrian safety, especially crosswalks with proper signals when it’s more than a 2 Lane road. These lane should be restored to traffic and proper pedestrian crossings installed.
@MDSHA@MontgomeryCoMD These lanes are hardly used. I’ve seen 15 people in three years. And people are not gonna be using them when it rain snows or in very hot weather, which is eight or nine months of our year.
@MDSHA@MontgomeryCoMD The closing of these lanes makes no common sense.
1. The traffic travel times have increased dramatically as I have driven this road over the last three years 3 to 4 times weekly. Even though the article says it’s a minute it’s more like 5 to 10 and that’s non-peak hours.
@NUCLRGOLF Of course we should. It’s not rub of the green it’s ground under repair. If a ball is in the fairway and touching any sand or soil and not on grass, it should be a free drop.
@CaitlinClark22 Kind of goes against the fundamental rule of golf, which is play at the ball as it lies. Except you have to be able to find and see it to play it. 😹😂🤣
@_consistentgolf My personal favorite. Driving it 340 into rough. Then a high 40 yd pitch to the green with a long 60 ft roll into the hole for Eagle in front of the entire 28 person buddy trip.