HONESDALE -- Two intersections in downtown Honesdale have flashing lights to warn drivers that someone may be crossing the street.
On Wednesday crews installed the warning lights on Main Street and on Church Street.
Both streets became one-way a few years ago.
The borough wants the warning lights to help prevent anyone from being hurt crossing the busy road.
Within three years, borough officials hope to have every intersection in Honesdale equipped with warning lights. They've applied for grants to cover the nearly $150,000 cost.