Frustration at the Traffic Light: A Common Tale in New Hampshire
Hampton, NH – Every town has that one infuriating traffic light. For many residents, it’s a daily nuisance. In Leominster, Massachusetts, one such light turned green for only five seconds and stayed red for three minutes, prompting one frustrated local to time the cycles in exasperation.
In Rochester, a resident named Glenn Hayes voiced his grievances on social media regarding a similarly troublesome signal at Milton Road, noting it changed only under certain lane conditions. His observations sparked a wave of agreement on a local forum, indicating widespread frustration with a malfunctioning sensor.
Now living in Hampton, this author has encountered their own traffic headache at the intersection of Lafayette Road and High Street near the Old Salt restaurant. The light frequently causes long delays, primarily when returning from nearby Hannaford.
In an age where congestion seems unavoidable, these traffic lights can test patience. With escalating frustrations and no immediate solutions in sight, residents may find solace in the shared experience of being stuck in traffic.
Until innovations like flying cars become a reality, drivers must navigate these inconveniences and perhaps consider them opportunities to practice patience. Hampton residents are encouraged to share their own battles with traffic lights, continuing the conversation about this all-too-common issue in the Granite State.
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