Prominent Abbotsford intersections to get traffic signals soon

Prominent Abbotsford intersections to get traffic signals soon

Traffic lights coming soon to Marshall/McMillan and two other junctions

Two prominent eastern Abbotsford intersections are among those set to get traffic signals this winter.

The city is planning to install signals at the intersection of Marshall and McMillan road – and at Old Yale Road and Delair Road.

The two intersections lie on key residential routes.

The city will also install a signal light at the junction of Marshall Road and Foy Street. The industrial area has seen substantial development in recent years, and the intersection lies over the peak of a hill.

City staff say construction is expected to be finished in January of 2021, weather permitting.

On Monday, Council are set to award a contract for $770,000 to complete the work.

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