FAYETTEVILLE — A crash Wednesday evening knocked out the traffic signal at one of Fayetteville’s main intersections. The light was back on and traffic was moving normally by 7:30 p.m.
What happened: A collision at N. Glynn Street and W. Lanier Avenue, where Georgia Highway 85 and Georgia Highway 54 meet, took out the traffic signal. Police asked drivers to find another way around while crews cleared the scene and restored power to the light.
What’s new: The signal was repaired and the intersection was back to normal by 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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