Following paving on North Shore Drive, the appearance of stop lines at the intersection with Temporary Road had residents believing a three-way stop was coming soon.
It turns out, however, that is not the case.
Jennifer McCord, media relations specialist for the Virginia Department of Transportation, tells Reston Now the lines were painted on the road “erroneously” and will soon be removed.
“There is no stop sign going in with the repaving,” McCord said. “[The lines]Â are scheduled to be removed next week.”
More than once this year on Reston Now, readers have commented about their desire to see something done about what they feel is a dangerous intersection.
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