A traffic signal in a busy intersection still hasn’t been repaired, and residents said it’s part of a long line of disparities in East San Jose.
A temporary signal at Ocala Avenue and Capitol Expressway has been operating at the intersection since last September, after a traffic accident knocked the original signal over. While its replacement is expected in late March, the issue goes beyond one signal, advocates said.
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