They're delivering a letter to Westmeath County Council.
People are being asked to join a march on Mullingar this morning.
A demonstration is starting at Market Square at 11 o'clock - to highlight the effect the town enhancement works is having on local business.
The group is marching to the Westmeath County Council offices, to ask for traffic to be allowed flow freely through the town again.
Mullingar Town Team says there's been chaos for the past two months, with the new traffic management and Smart Lights system.
Ethan Scally has shared a video on Facebook asking people in the town what they think of the new traffic lights:
🚦🚦🚦 TRAFFIC LIGHT CHAOS IN MULLINGAR!🚦🚦 On Monday & Saturday of this week myself and filmmaker Conor English took to the streets of Mullingar to witness the current traffic light chaos around town, to get peoples opinions on how it’s affecting their lives, their businesses and overall feel towards the town! Here’s what they had to say! EVERYBODY WATCH & SHARE THIS VIDEO so we can hopefully get Westmeath County Council to change the lights before Christmas week! Hit the HD! Mullingar news and views March for Mullingar
Posted by Ethan Scally on Sunday, December 15, 2019
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