Went to Google, if you look in sat view, looks like the pic id the old way, the yellow lines are the new way?
Is the new stop light on the north of the intersection where everything balls together there?
That sure is one deformed cloverleaf!
In Minneapolis there is a busy intersection, 169 & 494 in the SW corner. Terribly busiy. 169 has a county road stop light, and stop lights to get on 494. Very stupid for the huge traffic flow. It is such a big intersection so heavily traveled, they don't know how to cure it, basically, so leaving it gridlocked has been the solution. From the day they built it, the plan was to throttle traffic through there so it doesn't mess up the rest of the roads.
They came up with a plan to use stimulous money to fix it. To qualify for stimulous money, you have to do something 'different', as in an experiment to try new things.
so, the new plan is to drop 2 of the connecting roads off other plans. There won't be any way to come south on 169 and turn west on 494.
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