An increasingly busy intersection in the Southwest Las Vegas Valley at Durango Drive and Maule/Badura avenues has received new traffic signals.
“A growing number of homes and businesses are springing up in this area, including UnCommons and the construction of nearby Durango Station, so these new traffic signals are timely and will help move vehicles safely and more efficiently through the intersection,” said Clark County Commissioner Justin Jones. The intersection is in the Commission districts of both Jones and Commissioner Michael Naft.
“This signal is clearly needed and should improve traffic safety and flow through the intersection,” said Naft. “And coming next year will be more welcome improvements to Badura Avenue, just east of this intersection.”
At this intersection on Durango Drive just south of the 215 Beltway, Maule Avenue extends west and Badura Avenue extends east. Durango Station is being constructed northwest of the site.
The average annual daily traffic at this intersection is 55,500 vehicles.
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