More than 40 signals across Charlotte still need funding. The city has rules for when developers must analyze their predicted traffic impact and, depending on what they find, pay for turn lanes or traffic signals to mitigate it.
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Steele Creek has waited 4 years for a traffic light. What’s taking so long? (Charlotte Observer)
August 21, 2026
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