I think we all know why PIB is such a dangerous road - speed. A limit of 55 is much too high with all the people turning into and out of PIB at McGinnis Ferry, Moore Road and Suwanee-Dam Road. McGinnis Ferry toward John's Creek has much less traffic but a limit of 45. The speed limits on the two roads should be reversed.

Street Lights at the I85 interchange would be a novel thought!

Although the accident count at the intersection of Scales and McGinnis Ferry is low at this point, the residents of the subdivisions on either side of this intersection are well aware of the danger there. With the increased traffic on McGinnis since that project was completed it has become a very dangerous situation, especially when you are trying to turn left from Scales onto McGinnis coming from either direction. During either rush hour (hours) in the morning or afternoon and anytime at night, making that left turn has become a very dangerous move. Hopefully the City/County officials that make these decision will listen to the requests from the public and install a light. Do we really want to wait until we have enough accidents?

One simple change would make a drastic difference in these intersections. Change the traffic lights to two separate lights. One for drivers not turning, and the second light the kind with just the green or red turn arrows. Can't tell you how many times I've come up on accidents at the Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road/Satellite Boulevard intersection where drivers thought they could turn in front of oncoming traffic and got broadsided. That's because the turn arrow only lasts about 20 seconds and then they have the green light. A red or green turn arrow would stop this. Still won't stop those that run the light, but would be a huge help.