Summary
Ferndale is narrowing Woodward Avenue as part of a road diet—fewer lanes, calmer traffic, and a more walkable street. The tradeoff is that your commute may change, especially if you drive Woodward. It’s part of a broader push to make streets safer for people, not just cars.
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Impact analysis
The city will likely spend on restriping and signage, while drivers may pay in extra commute time and businesses could see changed traffic patterns.
Pedestrians, cyclists, and residents who want a safer, less car-dominated Woodward Avenue should benefit most.
Drivers and commuters who depend on Woodward’s current lane capacity may face longer trips and more congestion.
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