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Article: Are roundabouts dangerous? So far, yes Moorland Road roundabouts have two of city's three highest crash rates although severity has decreased
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- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- September 3, 2009
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By JANE FORD-STEWART
New Berlin -- After negotiating his way through the Moorland Road/
Rock Ridge roundabout to take in a movie at the Ridge Cinemas,
Steffen Smith didn't mince words when asked about driving through
the circle of asphalt. "I don't like them," he said. "They're not as
safe as they wanted them to be. People don't know if they should
yield or go, and that creates a hazard." Smith made it through the
roundabout with no problem, but dozens of motorists have been less
fortunate. In fact, new figures from the city show that drivers were
more likely to have a crash in the Moorland Road/Rock Ridge
roundabout last year than at any other major intersection in New
Berlin. There were ...
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