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All-Way Stop Control Coming to Norman Intersection
New traffic controls aim to address safety concerns at Post Oak Road and 60th Avenue SE
Apr. 2, 2026 at 3:58pm
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The City of Norman, Oklahoma will be installing all-way stop control at the intersection of Post Oak Road and 60th Avenue SE on April 28, 2026. The decision comes after an evaluation prompted by citizen concerns over safety at this intersection.
Why it matters
This intersection upgrade is a response to community feedback about traffic safety issues, demonstrating the city's commitment to addressing resident concerns and prioritizing public safety through infrastructure improvements.
The details
The all-way stop control will replace the current traffic configuration at the intersection of Post Oak Road and 60th Avenue SE. This change is intended to improve safety and traffic flow based on an evaluation conducted by the city.
- The all-way stop control will be installed on April 28, 2026.
The players
City of Norman
The local government of Norman, Oklahoma that is implementing the intersection upgrade.
The takeaway
This infrastructure project demonstrates Norman's responsiveness to community concerns and its commitment to enhancing traffic safety through data-driven decision making.
