Dryden intersection is at a vertical curve, which makes it hard to see both lanes of vehicles coming from the east and the west. The dogleg in four lanes from the bridge east of Alice Ave. Because of the curvature of the road, it is impossible to see what lane the eastbound traffic is in. This dogleg makes it appear eastbound traffic is changing lanes when it isn't. This is an engineering fault that is more than 50 years old.
Sight distances make it hard to see a vehicle that's passing.
It's hard to see and to find the intersection westbound to southbound. The westbound left-turn lane is too short. Emergency vehicle access Emergency vehicle access and response times should be considered. Being a volunteer firefighter, I have responded to many traffic accidents at the intersection. Speeds Speed is the problem.