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This past weekend many areas were still left with no power after Hurricane Irene blew through Long Island August 27th-28th. Many traffic signals are still not working, 26 across the island- 13 in Nassau County and 13 in Suffolk County, to be exact.
Nassau and Suffolk County police urged motorists all weekend to use caution at intersections where lights were still “out of order.” At some intersections, lights were not working at all and in others, off working off cycle creating danger zones for those driving.Technicians were on call, according to Eileen Peters, spokeswoman for the Department of Transportation. “As soon as the power comes on, they [technicians] are out to check that they [traffic signals] are cycling correctly,” she said to a News Day reporter.
If you were issued a ticket this weekend and believe it was distributed incorrectly due to the power outages, or issued unfairly, call Traffic Ticket Nassau County for a free consultation, or visit online at www.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com for more information.
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