In Hunter River, P.E.I., traffic lights will be installed at the intersection of Route 2 and Route 13 to improve safety and traffic flow, especially for drivers on the less traveled Route 13. Mayor Jason Macdonald expressed excitement over the long-discussed project, which aims to alleviate congestion and reduce risky driving behavior at the intersection. Concerns about safety due to the steep hill approaching the intersection have led provincial officials to decide that the lights will operate only for eight months of the year, flashing amber during winter. Meanwhile, in Longwood, Florida, neon caution signs around Longwood Elementary have significantly increased driver awareness from 33% to 84%, successfully reducing speeding around the school. In Indialantic, Florida, the mayor is addressing community concerns about excessive traffic signs following complaints from residents. Overall, these measures reflect ongoing efforts in various communities to improve traffic safety and management.