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More Surprise traffic fixes coming in new year

MAG study, other work to help alleviate north Asante area

With the holiday season here, residents in the northern Asante area of Surprise are hoping for more traffic gifts this year.

It’s been a year of short-term improvements in the area, which city officials said has cut long traffic times in half at Grand and 163rd Avenue.

Now, the Surprise City Council is focused on three potential access points that have been selected as possible emergency evacuation routes for an area that basically has one way in and out.

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