PRINCE FREDERICK, MD – A new three-way stop has been installed at the intersection of Armory Road and Armory Square near the recently developed shopping center, officials announced Friday.
The Calvert County Department of Public Works said the change aims to improve both vehicle flow and pedestrian safety in the growing commercial area.
Motorists traveling along Armory Road are now required to stop at the intersection and should be alert to the updated traffic pattern.
Key Points
- A new three-way stop is active at Armory Road and Armory Square in Prince Frederick.
- The change is intended to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety.
- Drivers are urged to use caution and follow posted signs to avoid violations or crashes.
County officials warn drivers to adjust to new pattern
To help drivers adapt, “New Traffic Pattern Ahead” signs have been placed near the intersection and will remain in place temporarily. County officials said these measures are designed to prevent confusion and ensure compliance as motorists become familiar with the new setup.
Increased enforcement expected as drivers adjust
Law enforcement officials caution that failure to stop at the new sign could result in citations or collisions. The Sheriff’s Office advises all drivers in the area to slow down, stay alert, and obey the new stop requirements. Information about county road updates and other services is available at www.CalvertCountyMd.gov.