How to Solve Traffic Tangles
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In a June 25 article about the proposed Southpark in Fountain Valley, city officials are quoted as stating that any Southpark traffic problems will be “worked out.”
I hope the result is better than that facing a driver attempting to leave the Los Caballeros complex, very close to Southpark, during rush hour. There one can wait 10 to 20 minutes behind 10 to 20 cars, searching for small breaks in traffic.
The time can be passed counting near accidents and illegal left turns from the Post Office across the street, and wondering why city officials do not install a traffic light.
ROBERT KARCHE
Fountain Valley
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