St. Johns County residents feel ‘overlooked’ in push for change over new median causing challenges

In St. Johns County, some residents who live off Shores Boulevard said a new traffic median is making it harder and more dangerous to get home. People who live on Sevilla Drive said a raised median installed in the middle of Shores Boulevard now blocks them from turning directly onto their street. Instead, they have to pass their entrance and make a U-turn. Reporter Sophia Vitello has the latest.