Traffic safety has improved at a major intersection in Midland. Upgrades to the traffic signals and infrastructure at the intersection of FM 1788 and State Highway 191 have had a positive impact. The number of crashes at this location has decreased significantly.
In 2024, there were 34 crashes, but this number was cut in half by 2025, with 18 crashes reported. Further details about the upgrades and their effects are available from local news sources, including KMID ABC Big 2.
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