Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1965
Caption:
Three-Lane Main St. Tried Out - A city experiment to determine what effect three-lane traffic on S. Main St. would have on traffic movements was conducted today. Pylons were set in place from Huron to William and temporary white paint was placed on the surface to indicate lane widths and left-turn movements. A promenade for these three blocks of Main St. is planned which will necessitate three-lane traffic, the promenade jutting into the street some 10 feet. Feasibility of switching Main St. traffic onto other streets is being studied. Officials of the Police Department said the experiment caused some problems this morning because of the abrupt change from four to three lanes of traffic at Huron and William.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 4, 1963
Caption:
Take The First Sign To Heart: You need to slow down even more than 25 miles per hour to read this jungle of traffic signs among the trees on N. Main St. between Catherine and Kingsley Sts. The total effect of the signs is heightened by the use of a telephoto lens on News Photographer Doug Fulton's camera. It "condensed" the distance between signs -- but motorists agree there are plenty even so.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1956
Caption:
Traffic Control: Ann Arbor School Superintendent Jack Elzay (left) was an interested spectator as Police Lt. Harrison Schlupe directed traffic at Stadium Blvd. and S. Main St. this morning. A large force of police was on hand to take care of traffic problems as the new Ann Arbor High School opened for its first full-day session.