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New Four-Way Stop Established at NM 101 and Avenida de Mesilla

KTSM••Dave Burge
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The intersection of New Mexico 101 (University Avenue) and Avenida de Mesilla has transitioned to a four-way stop for approximately one month. This change is part of a project by the New Mexico Department of Transportation to dismantle the existing traffic signal infrastructure and prepare for the installation of a new traffic light. This temporary measure aims to enhance safety and improve traffic flow at this busy intersection during the construction period.

Key Details: • Transition to four-way stop will last for about one month. • Traffic signal infrastructure removal and new installation in progress. • Drivers should be cautious and adhere to stop signs during this period.

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