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New pedestrian warning signal installed near 440 Level Creek Road in Sugar Hill

Sugar Hill is installing a pedestrian hybrid beacon, similar to the one pictured, at 440 Level Creek Road. (File Photo)
Sugar Hill is installing a pedestrian hybrid beacon, similar to the one pictured, at 440 Level Creek Road. (File Photo)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
July 28, 2021

Sugar Hill is in the process of installing a new pedestrian warning signal near 440 Level Creek Road.

The Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon is a traffic control device designed to provide enhanced safety and regulate road crossing for pedestrian and bicycle traffic. The city anticipates this signal will be particularly useful when the Gold Mine Park is completed and ready for use in early 2022.

The PHB increases drivers’ awareness of pedestrian crossings at uncontrolled marked crosswalk locations. Instead of constantly flashing warning beacons, the beacon is only activated by pedestrians when needed.

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