Dear Editor: As an advocate for quality of life, I am writing this letter on behalf of several citizens who live in the Hoboken Housing Authority who expressed their concern to me about the heavy traffic condition at the bus stop at the intersections of Harrison and Paterson Streets (south side of Paterson Street in front of the Academy Bus Company building). This location has become very dangerous for pedestrians to cross the street after getting off the bus. A traffic control signal is needed at this location; the traffic is very fast and continuous, which creates a hazardous condition for pedestrians to get across the street safely. I am sure a traffic control light at the intersections of Harrison and Paterson Streets would be welcome by the citizens who have to take the risk of crossing this location after getting off the bus. My experience and observation is, as the amount of traffic increases in Hoboken, the pedestrians are subjected to less consideration by very aggressive drivers, who do not give the pedestrians the right of way as the rule of driving implies. As someone who drives in and out of Hoboken on a daily basis, I have witnessed many aggressive drivers who do not obey stop signs, no right turn on red, traffic signals, etc. Hoboken has become the grid-lock capital of the Gold Coast; provisions must be implemented to ensure the safety of the citizens. It always seems to take rebellious uprisings to get the attention of the authorities. There have been several meetings with the tenants of Hoboken Housing Authority recently with various individuals, which is suspect to say the least. Now that the tenants of Hoboken Housing Authority have Mayor Russo’s attention, regarding the unfair excessive late fee assessment on the Hoboken Housing Authority’s tenants’ rent vs. Clock Towers-much smaller percentage for late fee, perhaps now is the time, we hope, the mayor and the council will take this traffic control signal situation into consideration as a safety issue. Carrie Gilliard, Vice President Hoboken Chapter N.A.A.C.P.