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Intersection Safety at 1460 N 1500 W

Provo City

Summary

Following recent crashes, an outside firm is conducting a new traffic warrant analysis to determine if an all-way stop should replace the flashing pedestrian beacon.

At a glance

Total mentions
14
Last 30 days
0

Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 16, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Analysis and potential signal modification costs handled by the city or contracted traffic engineering firms.

✅Who benefits

Local motorists and neighborhood families seeking improved vehicular and pedestrian safety.

⚠️Who could be affected

Drivers facing potential additional stop controls.

Mentions & discussions (23)

MeetingSep 16, 2026

Neighborhood Districts - Sep 16, 2026

Following recent crashes, an outside firm is conducting a new traffic warrant analysis to determine if an all-way stop should replace the flashing pedestrian beacon.

MeetingMay 6, 2026

Neighborhood Districts - May 6, 2026

Provo City Traffic Manager Vern Keeslar shared findings from three traffic studies near Provo High School. The results were presented to inform residents about current traffic conditions and potential impacts.

KUTVApr 28, 2026

Residents, officials alike frustrated by lack of change on Geneva Road in Provo

Residents, officials alike frustrated by lack of change on Geneva Road in Provo KUTV

MeetingMar 18, 2026

Neighborhood Districts - Mar 18, 2026

Two intersections are slated for traffic signal upgrades to enhance safety. The project at 700 East and 800 North addresses a location with pedestrian and cyclist incidents, while the upgrade at 500 North and Freedom Boulevard aims to reduce crashes at a high-incident intersection near the Rec Center.

MeetingMar 11, 2026approved

Planning Commission - Mar 11, 2026

The airport is adding three new gates to handle increased flight volume. Officials say infrastructure is ready to support this growth.

MeetingMar 10, 2026

City Council Meetings (Work) - Mar 10, 2026

The city is considering changes to minimum street width requirements, with Public Works recommending a flexible approach that includes fire marshal approval. This aims to balance development needs with environmental considerations and community preferences.

MeetingMar 4, 2026

Neighborhood Districts - Mar 4, 2026

The Provo River Trail is set for upgrades including widening and improved under-crossings. However, the project is delayed until late 2026 and will require a six-month road closure at Columbia Lane.

MeetingFeb 18, 2026discussed

Neighborhood Districts - Feb 18, 2026

Residents are worried about heavy traffic on 1560 South and how future commercial development might make it worse.

heraldextra.comFeb 11, 2026

Provo City Council reapproves $20 million sales tax revenue bond for airport expansion

Provo City Council reapproves $20 million sales tax revenue bond for airport expansion heraldextra.com

MeetingFeb 10, 2026approved

City Council Meetings (Regular) - Feb 10, 2026

The city is moving forward with expanding the airport terminal, which could improve travel and economic opportunities. The council approved $20 million in bonds to fund the project.

Deseret NewsJan 29, 2026

What are the most bicycle-friendly cities in Utah?

What are the most bicycle-friendly cities in Utah? Deseret News

MeetingJan 27, 2026approved

City Council Meetings (Regular) - Jan 27, 2026

Funding was approved for a new section of the State Street trail, which will create a safer path for biking and walking. This project aims to improve connectivity and accessibility along a busy road.

MeetingJan 21, 2026approved

Neighborhood Districts - Jan 21, 2026

Residents are concerned about pedestrian safety on Canyon Road between 4220 North and Foothill Drive due to high speeds and visibility issues, especially near a former school crossing. A traffic study was approved to assess the need for a new crossing.

MeetingJan 21, 2026

Landmarks Commission - Jan 21, 2026

Neighbors are worried that new retail and storage developments will increase traffic congestion and make it harder to get in and out of local drive-thrus.

MeetingJan 13, 2026

City Council Meetings (Work) - Jan 13, 2026

The FrontRunner 2X Project aims to increase train frequency, requiring infrastructure upgrades in Provo. This could involve noise and vibration mitigation, and potentially property acquisition near the tracks.

heraldextra.comDec 2, 2025

Provo Airport director provides expansion update, discusses proposed transportation sales tax bond with Provo City Council

Provo Airport director provides expansion update, discusses proposed transportation sales tax bond with Provo City Council heraldextra.com

TownLift, Park City NewsOct 13, 2025

UDOT launches project to complete four-lane highway from Provo to Heber City

UDOT launches project to complete four-lane highway from Provo to Heber City TownLift, Park City News

MeetingOct 1, 2025

Neighborhood Districts - Oct 1, 2025

Residents are worried about the city buying homes on 2200 North for a future road project. The Mayor clarified that the project isn't funded and won't happen for years, but neighbors want a pause on home purchases.

UDOT (.gov)Oct 1, 2025

Construction Set to Begin on University Avenue Bridge in Provo

Construction Set to Begin on University Avenue Bridge in Provo UDOT (.gov)

KSL NewsRadioSep 9, 2025

UDOT explains proposed FrontRunner expansion in Provo that may impact homes

UDOT explains proposed FrontRunner expansion in Provo that may impact homes KSL NewsRadio

KUTVMay 7, 2025

Provo City tearing up roads in name of sidewalk safety

Provo City tearing up roads in name of sidewalk safety KUTV

KUTVApr 14, 2025

Groundbreaking ceremony held for major 3-year expansion of Provo Airport

Groundbreaking ceremony held for major 3-year expansion of Provo Airport KUTV

MeetingFeb 25, 2025discussed

City Council Meetings (Work) - Feb 25, 2025

Provo is expanding its airport terminal to accommodate growth. Utah County is providing significant funding to help pay for this project.

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