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Better signage needed to keep large trucks off Greensburg ST By Maury Lewis Personal commentary There are a lot of 18 wheelers that come down Greensburg Street that must be lost, because they turn around in our church parking lot. This is not about the parking lot turn around. It is about not having signs on Greensburg Street to point them in the direction of of the bypass. We need a sign at Dillon Street and/or at our church to give them directions to the bypass. I stopped by the CJE office to tell them and the woman I talked to thought I was complaining about them turning around in the church parking lot - but that was not the case. I just wanted them to put signs up to help people that are lost make it through this town. This happens all the time on this street, not just when 55 north cannot be used. Greensburg street is not a street for a large truck. I was driving toward town and met a flatbed truck on the curve at Rice and Greensburg and the end of the flatbed was in my lane. I had to back up to let him go around the curve so I know what I am talking about when I say they do not need to be on this street. Thank you for listening - MELEWI This story was posted on 2015-07-05 15:36:47
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