Stirling Road Speedbumps

I support the initiative of speed humps in Hurlingham

I support the initiative of speed humps in Hurlingham, particularly in Stirling, St Andrews, Maxwell MacDonald and Gleneagles roads.

I support the initiative of speed humps in Hurlingham, particularly in Stirling, St Andrews, Maxwell MacDonald and Gleneagles roads.

Also needed for the dragstrip formerly known as Maxwell MacDonald Street

Our suburb has become a raceway. Speed humps are vital and need to be installed on St Andrews Road in addition to Stirling Road

Please install speed bumps on St Andrews Rd and Atholl Rd

Definitely needed

Support this to slow down traffic in our suburb.

this is so necessary. people using roads in our suburb are not considerate that it is a residential suburb with homes, people, children and pets.

Definitely needed. Stirling Road is a racetrack.

Definitely needed

DEFINATELY NEEDED

please help us with this unrent matter

I strongly support this initiative of speed bumps in Stirling Avenue as well as the other roads in our suburb but specially Gleneagles - in the mornings its a nightmare getting out of Lovat with speeding cars from Gleneagles.

We often walk here with the Pram and dogs are have almost been hot twice by speeding cars

the speeds along stirling road are out of control please help

I support this initiative

I support this initiative for speed bumps in Stirling Road, Arbroath Avenue and Gleneagles Road, Hurlingham. Cars travel at high speed down Gleneagles into Arbroath Avenue. I cannot even walk my dog.

In favour of speedbumps on Stirling and Gleneagles

The traffic light is causing more of a delay along Balmoral than the four- way stop ever did, especially as there is no turning arrow. Residents cannot even leave the suburb due to the queue it creates. It should be removed and speed bumps put along Gleneagles, Stirling and Waterfall as they are used as short-cuts to WNicol in the morning. Cars travel at tremendous speeds along all three roads-all downhill. The roads are also taking strain with the volume of traffic and are not being maintained.