OR 211 and S Meridian Road Intersection Safety Improvements: Four-Way Stop

Heads up – the intersection is now a four-way stop! You may have seen us in the area making safety improvements to the OR 211 and S Meridian Road intersection. On March 18, the OR 211 and S Meridian Road intersection became a four-way stop. Traffic on OR 211 will now need to come to a complete stop when they reach the intersection. You'll notice new stop signs and an overhead flashing red light to help remind drivers that everyone needs to stop when they reach the intersection.

Photo showing installation of the overhead flashing light at the OR 211 and S Meridian Road intersection

As part of this work, we recently:

• Installed stop signs on OR 211 at the intersection.
• Added rumble strips across the lane at four locations on OR 211, two on each side of S Meridian Road. Rumble strips are grooves in the pavement that create vibration and sound to alert drivers when they are leaving a lane.
• Added overhead flashing red warning lights to alert drivers of the new all-way stop.
• Installed new signs where needed. 

We plan to return in 2026 or 2027 to make permanent changes at this intersection. 

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