Because of a South Hall County neighborhood’s concerns about safety, the Georgia Department of Transportation is conducting a second traffic light study at an intersection on a newly opened stretch of Ga. 347. The DOT took traffic counts at Reunion Way two weeks ago and is now “gathering additional data, specifically crash data, then will complete the analysis,” district spokeswoman Teri Pope said. A previous review showed the intersection “didn’t meet any of the minimum requirements for a traffic signal,” she said.