I welcome the speed bumps, a couple of weeks ago a suburban truck pulling a landscaping trailer was going at least 55 miles an hour down Cloverdale at 10:00 PM at night.

Speed bumps would be a safety precaution for school children attending Linkwood elementary during the week and the nearby churches on the weekend as well as those headed to Braes Bayou walking/biking path for exercise or transport to work

I walk my dog down here all the time and constantly see people speeding through here. They constantly blow through the stop signs at the Timberside/Durhill intersection!

speed bumps would help keep cyclists safe too, especially when cycling with babies, like my husband and I do alot. the cars speed by and almost brush us. not to mention when i'm walking with the stroller.

ABSOLUTELY needed on Durhill between Latma and Timberside! Too many cars use it as a shortcut and race along at speeds that are inappropriately fast. I trust that my neighbors speak knowledgeably about which other streets might need them. There are more and more families with young children moving into our area, and with our newly refurbished streets and sidewalks comes an increasing amount of pedestrian activity. That's a good thing -- so let's keep our friends and neighbors safe!!

Durhill is used a quick crossover from Latma to Buffalo Speedway. Limiting access with the speedbumps will also hopefully help criminals avoid quick get aways.

slow down!

Speeding and running stop signs is a major problem all throughout our neighborhood! Definitely need speed bumps and posted speed limit signs!