New Pedestrian Safety Signals Active at Street Road Today

Feasterville Trevose, PA · July 19, 2026

The humidity is holding steady this morning, but the breeze should pick up just in time for the music at the library garden later today. Keep an eye on the sky during your morning walk, as those clouds might bring a quick shower before noon.

📰 The Lead

The intersection of Street Road and Bustleton Pike is seeing a significant safety upgrade starting this morning with the activation of new pedestrian-priority signaling. Following a series of traffic studies conducted last fall, the township and PennDOT have implemented a "leading pedestrian interval." This gives walkers a five-second head start before the light turns green for vehicles, making pedestrians much more visible to turning drivers. It’s a small change in timing that aims to significantly reduce close calls at one of our busiest crossings. Local crossing guards have been briefed on the change, and drivers are encouraged to stay extra alert as everyone adjusts to the new rhythm of the lights today.

🏙️ Local Pulse

  • Fall Soccer Registration Closing Soon — The Lower Southampton Athletic Association is accepting final sign-ups for the autumn season through tomorrow evening.

  • Sewer Line Inspections Scheduled — Residents on Old Street Road may see utility crews using cameras to inspect lines throughout the day tomorrow.

☀️ Today's Outlook

  • Weather — High of 88°F. Mostly sunny with a stray afternoon thunderstorm possible. Humidity remains high through the evening.

📅 What's On Around Town

  • Community Pancake Breakfast — St. Stephen’s Church, 8:30–11:30 AM Fuel up for the day with blueberry pancakes and local sausage.

  • Southampton: Sunday Artists Market — Tamanend Park, 10:00 AM–3:00 PM A short drive to browse handmade jewelry, pottery, and local photography.

  • Langhorne: Sunday Afternoon Polo — Tinicum Park, 2:00 PM Pack a picnic and watch the match just up the road.

  • Summer Strings Performance — Lower Southampton Library Garden, 6:00 PM Enjoy a relaxing evening of classical music on the back lawn.

📸 Spotlight & Story

  • The Neshaminy Falls Station
    • Originally built in the late 19th century, this stop on the West Trenton Line has connected residents to Philadelphia for generations. The stone architecture reflects the era's rail expansion, serving as a quiet witness to the town's growth from farmland to suburb.

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