No kidding. Impossible to know b/c lanes are not striped clearly. The same thing occurs when 3 lanes turn left off of Lead Mine onto Glenwood. Drivers often take a "drift and doge" strategy because it so difficult to decipher where the lanes are.

Another close call today. When you stay in your lane through the intersection as indicated by the hash marks, you get yelled at and chased by the other drivers because they think you have cut them off. When in fact, they are the one who have changed lanes without looking in order to get into the lane they want. If you are not familiar with this intersection and which lane you should be in before you enter the intersection, it is very easy to be confused. I am surprised there is not an accident every day considering the amount of traffic, faded lane marks and overall confusion. Takes some defensive driving when you drive through this intersection. Now with more development coming to this area, things will only become worse.

Per Public Works, the intersection of Lead Mine Road and North Hills Drive is on the city’s pavement marking contract for this year to have the markings refreshed. For further questions, please contact Rebecca Duffy at 919-996-4091 or via email at Rebecca.duffy@raleighnc.gov.