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OAKLAND COUNTY, MI – A shocking incident unfolded at the intersection of Hickory Ridge and Rose Center Roads when an SUV collided with a nearby home, drawing attention to the ongoing safety concerns in the area. Local authorities responded quickly to the crash, which fortunately resulted in no serious injuries, but the dramatic scene has reignited calls for improved safety measures at this notoriously dangerous intersection.
Witnesses reported that the accident occurred after one vehicle ran a stop sign, leading to a high-speed collision that sent the SUV careening off the road and into the residence. “It sounded like a bomb went off,” said one local resident who rushed to help in the aftermath. “We’ve been worried about this intersection for years, and I can’t believe it took something like this for action to be considered.”
Residents and business owners have long voiced their concerns over the frequent accidents at this intersection, attributing the issues to limited visibility and fast-moving traffic. The community has actively advocated for the installation of a four-way stop to enhance safety and reduce the likelihood of future collisions.
Despite numerous appeals to the Oakland County Road Commission and other local authorities, proposals for changes remain stalled. Officials cite budget constraints and prioritization of other projects as reasons for the inaction. However, local advocates remain determined, using this latest crash as a rallying point to push for necessary reforms.
“We can’t afford to wait any longer,” said one community leader. “How many more accidents need to happen before they take our cries for help seriously?” As residents clean up the fallout from the recent crash, they hope their persistent pleas will lead to meaningful change before another tragedy strikes.
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