Three intersections in the Friendly City now have all-way stops.
WOODSTOCK - Three intersections in Woodstock have recently had some work done.
The intersections of Hunter Street and Graham Street, Cree Avenue and Springbank Avenue North, and Knightsbridge Road and Sloane Street, all have new all-way stop signs posted.
The city has also signed off on another all-way stop intersection at Anderson Street and Canrobert Street
Drivers should be coming to a complete stop before proceeding as well as yielding to the vehicle that arrives at the stop first, and yielding to the vehicle on the right if two or more arrive at the stop at the same time. Pedestrians are being asked to stop, look both ways, listen for any vehicles before crossing the street.

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