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The city has formally approved the installation of the proposed crosswalks and traffic signs along Geyer Road. I appreciate the professional efforts of everyone who helped bring this adjustment to light. We will continue to observe traffic patterns to ensure these new safety measures are respected by all drivers.

March 24, 2016

Increase safety along Geyer Rd from Watson Rd. to Big Bend Rd

Increase safety along Geyer Rd from Watson Rd. to Big Bend Rd

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Started by Traci Sembrot 10 years, 10 months ago

The Kirkwood citizens of South Geyer (Watson Rd to Big Bend Rd) have seen increased traffic and speed on our street which have raised many safety concerns and because of the lack of adequate sidewalks, we recommend to in order to deter traffic from South Geyer and enforce the speed limit, therefore increasing the walkabilty of our citizens both young and old, we propose increased signage such as 1-2 crosswalks/signage for the non-sidewalk side of S Geyer to gain access to a sidewalk on the other side of S Geyer and 1-2 stop signs to be added to our stretch of South Geyer.

Updates

February 3, 2016

The feedback I have received from residents confirms that the traffic conditions on Geyer Road remain a significant concern for our community. I am currently preparing formal documentation to present these safety recommendations to local officials. Your continued engagement helps ensure that this matter remains a priority for the city planners.

February 3, 2016

The momentum behind this request for safer streets has grown significantly over the past week. It is encouraging to see our neighborhood unite behind the common goal of improving pedestrian access and traffic control on Geyer Road.

Reached 100 supporters

February 3, 2016

41 Comments

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Richard Drummond
10 years ago Featured

My wife, Kathy and I have lived on Orchard Lane for 36 years. Traffic on north and south Geyer Road has become hazardous because it is an unmonitored speedway getting to Meramec C.C. in the a.m and 44 in the p.m. Dick Drummond

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Lynn Baer
10 years ago Featured

We have lived at South Geyer and Windsor for 27 years and have witnessed too many accidents to count, many with injuries. A stop sign in the southbound lane would force the drivers who are flying down Geyer to slow down. This has been a hazard for years and the City needs to address this before someone is killed.

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Patricia Gray
10 years ago Featured

In addition to the other recommendations, I recommend lowering the speed limit to 25 mph. Thirty is too fast for this very narrow part of Geyer, with all the bicycle traffic.

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Charles P. Mitchell
10 years ago Featured

The issues range from safety to pedestrians walking on sidewalk. to an actual car crossing the curb and falling into the frontyard of the home onm the corner of Geyer and Oakshire Lane (as traveling north on Geyer). That person wasn't injured - but sped and narrowness of Geyer led to a vehicle in a neighbors front yard!

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Kelley Belina
10 years ago Featured

We need to use S. Geyer to access any other roads. I run often, and my three kids use a bus stop for Robinson Elementary on S. Geyer. The lack of sidewalks and safe crosswalks makes this part of S. Geyer very unsafe for pedestrians. I hope action is taken before someone gets hurt.

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Bill Wingbermuehle
10 years ago Featured

Too often issues like this are pushed aside due to expenses, then only pursued after a major incident or loss of life occurs. Increased signage and crosswalks will help, but I'd like to see a major rehaul to the street similar to what was done to Elm in Webster a few years back.

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Jeannine Owen
10 years ago

I think the slower traffic on Geyer is very helpful. I was one of the people who got hit by a speeding car trying to pull out of Orchard Lane.

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Eric Jost
10 years ago

Keep the stop signs!! MUCH SAFER NOW!

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