Summit Ave and Fort Washington Ave during rush hours have been and still are a consistent issue. Cars on Pennsylvania Ave. continue to block the box at the Summit Ave light. Several times I have had cars behind me on Fort Washington Ave going south toward Pennsylvania Ave. cut off toward Summit Ave which is 10MPH less yet some how end up in front of me or enter the train station parking lot sooner. This aggressive driving exists, but I have not seen any police presence.

Over all, the amount of aggressive driving, speeding, and disregard "no truck" signs is out of control for the township as a whole. If we have money to spend on a new library I can't see why money can't be used to improve infrastructure for sidewalks, traffic calming, and additional police officers for enforcement to make driving, walking, and biking safer in the community.

Well said Wayne. That 1-1.5 hrs traffic issue in that block makes it look like we live in a NJ township OR PHILLY downtown. I hope we make some positive perm change, fines to rule breakers, adding poles in front of Audi showroom so people don’t block traffic, extending traffic light duration for traffic towards Bethlehem pike or sensor driven or all 3 lights (summit ave, Ft wash ave and Bethlehem pike) should be synced to turn red/green at same time, so traffic flow through quickly, parking on street summit/ft ave should b limited to residents only (not the employees or contractors),

Officers will continue to monitor that area. We currently have an officer at that location now enforcing violations of the vehicle code.

Thank you Cpl.Matt Garay! Appreciate the quick response.

Per Corporal Matt Garay, the area will continue to be monitored by the Upper Dublin Township Police Department.