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Cynthia Rowe: KY 55 North would have been better left alone 'Do we really need this pitiful, narrow three lane patch of hiway?' writer asks. Click on headline for complete commentary By Cynthia Rowe Personal Commentary After making several medical trips back and forth to Campbellsville, I have concerns that Hiway 55 is dangerous to travel now and will be super dangerous when completed. Cutting a foot off of the width of each lane is ridiculous. We also have a guardrail that the passenger could spit on or grab from their seat in the car! I have no knowledge who makes these design decisions but strongly feel it should be looked into. Coming into Columbia at the very end of the road work is a bump that could damage the front end of a vehicle. If this is not repaired, car damage could be unrepairable. Do we really need this pitiful, narrow three lane patch of hiway? I think it would have been better to have left it alone. Who made the decision to cut the width of the lanes? Who do we complain to? I remain concerned. - Cynthia Rowe This story was posted on 2016-06-10 12:23:18
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