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I have questions regarding the McKamey intersection on Western Avenue currently under construction. Arguably, this is the worst point in the entire stretch, at least insofar for local residents, such as myself, living in Cumberland Estates are concerned. Going up McKamey is the best local route to West Knoxville unless you choose to go back to the interstate or out to Ball Road/Cedar Bluff/Lovell Road and West Knoxville. There simply is not a good through street.
At an earlier meeting with the Tennessee Department of Transportation and other officials in the Cumberland Estates Recreation Center, some time before construction began, I responded to their request for questions and brought up this intersection because it was then missing in their presentations. I was told it would be looked into, a genuine response, and I do think it has been. Some work is under way alongside Cumberland Baptist Church, but what they are doing relative to the intersection is not clear.
Will the intersection be widened? Will there be a light? Will the light be coordinated with the one at Palmetto? Will there be a turn lane?
Taking my grandson with his learner’s permit for a drive in a stick-shift car, we stopped on the steep slope and waited for our chance to turn left onto Western. This is a challenge for the most experienced driver in an automatic-transmission car. For someone learning to drive, and to drive with a manual transmission, to not slip back on the tailgater behind you or stall is more than a challenge, it is downright dangerous. During the rush hour you are subject to the courtesy of others to ever get across. This is the chance to fix this. Will it be done?http://sacvuitton2013.webs.com/
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