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Nokomis and Meadows Stop Sign To Be Relocated
May 18, 2017
Effective Tuesday, June 6 the stop sign at the intersection of Nokomis Road and Meadows Lane near Davisville will change to improve safety, according to Escambia County.
Currently, there is a single stop sign on the westbound lane of Nokomis Road. On June 6, the stop sign will be moved to the southbound lane of Meadows Lane.
Motorists are advised to use caution when navigating the intersection during the transition period.
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2 Responses to “Nokomis and Meadows Stop Sign To Be Relocated”
Yes this traffic pattern does make more sense but anytime you change the traffic pattern and people are used to it being one way they’re just going to go right on through the stop sign a lot of times. Good luck to all who go this way
This does make more sense. Hopefully they’ll also paint some markings on the pavement.