BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A residential Tonawanda intersection where a teenager was hit and killed earlier this year will be changed to a four-way stop following a unanimous vote from the Town Board on Monday night. Additional stop signs will be added at the intersection of Woodstock Avenue and Yorkshire Road, which is currently a two-way stop that only stops drivers on Yorkshire. Residents called for a change after a 15-year-old was hit and killed by a car while riding a motorized bike in July. The driver of the vehicle was found to be not at fault and was not charged nor ticketed. A memorial has been placed at the intersection since the crash. Town Supervisor Joe Emminger previously told WIVB News 4 that a traffic study showed that the intersection should not qualify to be a four-way stop, but following the accident, residents pleaded with the town to make the area safer. A date for installing the new stop signs has not yet been announced. Latest Local News Crossing guard for Ohio School in North Tonawanda struck by vehicle In unanimous vote, Tonawanda approves 4-way stop at intersection of fatal crash “The Dominator” burger, more dessert options highlight new food offerings at Sabres’ games 1 hospitalized after 3-vehicle crash in Buffalo Utility bill dispute causes multiple Buffalo community centers to temporarily close * * * Nick Veronica is a Buffalo native who joined the News 4 team as the Digital Executive Producer in 2021. He previously worked at NBC Sports and The Buffalo News. You can follow Nick on Facebook, Twitter and Threads. See more of his work here.