File photoFort Myers Approves All-Way Stop at Second & Woodford
Fort Myers officials voted to add an all-way stop at Second and Woodford and evaluated artificial intelligence software to track bike and pedestrian traffic patterns.
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The Fort Myers Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board approved a traffic calming measure and reviewed new technology at its October 15 meeting in City Council Chambers.
Board members voted to install an all-way stop at Second Street and Woodford Avenue. Joseph Beck presented the proposal, citing safety concerns at the intersection.
Nathan Kautz of Kittelson demonstrated an AI computer vision model designed to update the city's bicycle and pedestrian inventory. The tool automates data collection on infrastructure usage, allowing city planners to prioritize improvements based on real-time patterns.
City Council Liaison Diana Giraldo, City Engineer Nicole Setzer and Fort Myers police Lieutenant Constants Brown and Sergeant Eddie Rodriguez provided updates on ongoing city initiatives.
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