Marquez terminates as a 'T' intersection, running into Galisteo. Galisteo
carries one-way traffic north and also needs serious traffic calming
attention. Traffic turning west onto Camino de los Marquez routinely speeds
and 'shaves' the corner. Traffic on Marquez, preparing to turn left onto
Galisteo, routinely
pauses in the middle of Marquez's width. "Near misses" between these two
traffic flows are common, and accident potential is high.
Proposal:
The Proposal is to 'wind' Marquez traffic to the left. Also, the corners
at the intersection would be extended, as elsewhere. These features should
force traffic to slow and negotiate turns with more care. Other ideas
include stop signs on Galisteo. These features would require traffic to
start and complete turns in the proper lanes.
The bike path terminates on Galisteo. This intersection was also selected
to be raised, as indicated by the red shading. This will also help matters
on Galisteo.
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