Question about 441

[BettyCrocked]

Never mind. Just thought I'd ask since I'm not down there full time and don't see the news. Should have known better.

[Bogie Shooter]

I've noticed that hwy 441 reminds me of a couple of local gridlock highways here in Birmingham. With one noticeable difference. On our gridlock highways, they synchronize the lights to ease the congestion. I've wondered if they've attempted that on 441. I got stopped at every single light for two miles because they are so out of whack.
One morning, I left at 4:40 am, and once I got north of Aldi, I got stopped at every single light for no reason. There weren't any cars waiting or approaching the lights from the side streets, but they turned red anyway. It appears they have no sensors, which is kind of archaic for an area with that population.
Do the local governments ever attempt to find ways to ease the gridlock?

These folks can answer your question: (Come back and share your findings)
Lake County Board of County Commissioners (http://www.lakecountyfl.gov/departments/commissioners/)

Sumter County, FL - Official Website - County Commissioners (http://www.sumtercountyfl.gov/index.aspx?nid=296)

Town Commissioners � Town of Lady Lake (http://www.ladylake.org/about/town-commissioners)

MCBCC | Commissioners (http://www.marioncountyfl.org/Commissioners/commissioners.aspx)

[ROCKETMAN]

This has nothing to do with gridlock but do you realize when 441 goes north it joins 41 and you can drive it all the way to the upper pininsula of Michegan. Just useless info.

[chuckinca]

I believe US 441 runs separately except where 441 begins in Miami at US 41.

441 ends at Knoxville, TN; 41 runs west of 441 and up thru Nashville and parts north up to the UP.

The intersection of US 41 and US 30 near Dyer Indiana was called the Crossroads of America.

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[OnTrack]

Never mind. Just thought I'd ask since I'm not down there full time and don't see the news. Should have known better.

It was a legitimate question, that I too have wondered about since I got here.

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[LndLocked]

Because traffic management is not a strong suit of The Sunshine State. It is pretty much a cobbled together system that has failed to keep up with the infestation of urban sprawl.

[redwitch]

I consider the lack of timed lights just another idiosyncrasy of Florida and about as annoying as lovebugs.