Madison Avenue and Hilliard Road Safety Analysis Study
Lakewood
Summary
The city is reviewing a traffic safety study for the high-volume Madison and Hilliard intersection following public concern and a recent fatality. Officials discussed short-term fixes like protected left turns and leading pedestrian intervals, alongside long-term infrastructure ideas such as curb bump-outs.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Mar 30, 2026.
Impact analysis
Short-term improvements are estimated between $13,200 and $19,000, while long-term structural changes could range from $176,000 to $486,000.
Local residents, pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists navigating the Madison and Hilliard intersection will benefit from enhanced safety features.
Drivers may experience increased traffic delays and longer wait times due to optimized signal timings and protected left-turn phases.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Increasing Pedestrian Safety and Accessibility Across Lakewood - City of Lakewood, Ohio
As part of Lakewood’s commitment to enhancing safety and accessibility for pedestrians, the City has continued its effort to modernize pedestrian infrastructure. ADA Curb Ramps Since Lakewood’s ADA Task Force published its Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan in October of 2023, the City has prioritized the installation of ADA-compliant curb ramps on the city’s corners and […]
Committee of the Whole - Mar 30, 2026
The city is reviewing a traffic safety study for the high-volume Madison and Hilliard intersection following public concern and a recent fatality. Officials discussed short-term fixes like protected left turns and leading pedestrian intervals, alongside long-term infrastructure ideas such as curb bump-outs.
Council (Regular) - Jan 20, 2026
A comprehensive traffic study on the high-collision Madison and Hilliard intersection was presented to council, detailing both short-term fixes already enacted and long-term design options for pedestrian and vehicular safety.
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