Preliminary findings indicate that extending the four lane section with turning lanes at major intersections from Plumtrees Road westerly to Triangle Street may be warranted by the volume of traffic that Route 806 carried. Landmarks here are a CVS store on the north side and a Citgo gas station and residences on the south side. Landmarks are the Monro Muffler shop on the south and a Texaco gas station to the north. Old Shelter Rock Road enters the intersection at a sharp angle. In August of 2000 Conn DOT proposed signalization of the intersection of Old Shelter Rock Road to meet safety needs there and also to assist in creating gaps to make access easier from nearby Woodside Avenue.
Landmarks here are convenience shops and residences.
In 1999 residents of Woodside Avenue petitioned the Danbury Common Council to request the state to install a traffic signal at the intersection with Newtown Road. Traffic counts indicate that traffic volumes on Old Shelter Rock Road are approximately double the volumes on Woodside Avenue. Landmarks are a Volkswagen dealer, Dent Electric Company and the Danbury Public Works Complex. Since 1991 Newtown Road traffic signals from Old Newtown Road easterly to Exit 8 have been linked into a coordinated system managed by Conn DOT from its Newington headquarters. If agreement is reached the issue of high accident rates would then be factored into the roadway redesign process.