Under typical traffic conditions, the six intersections received a grade of “B” or “C,” indicating a 10- to 15-second or 15- to 25-second delay, respectively, Ruland noted. If the town decides not to make any improvements on Pine Street and the community continues to grow at 3.6 percent, “nearly every intersection” will receive an “E” or “F” by 2045, with wait times greater than 35 seconds, Ruland said.
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