I fully support the installation of stop signs to control speed and increase safety.
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Aditya
8 years ago
I support it.
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Will Lawrence
8 years ago
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Many drivers go well beyond 30 mph and it is extremely dangerous for children to cross the street even if they are cautious. One second there are no cars on the street and the next minute someone is going 40 to 45 mph through the neighborhood. Much of the speeding goes unnoticed because it happens between 8 and 5 on weekdays but I work from home and see it happening frequently. I don’t buy the whole “these are big vehicles going 30 mph and it just seems fast.” Most of the excessive speeding occurs from residents in other other parts of the neighborhood. Many of them are on the Victoria side of the neighborhood.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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We have seen vehicles fasting thorugh and there are kids where a split second can create a disaster.
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Arun Kumar Mannava
8 years ago
We need stop signs
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Jonathan R Thielen
8 years ago
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I support because of all the kids on this street and cars typically pick up speed on this stretch.
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Shawn Hoffman-Bram
8 years ago
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I fully support this effort. I have 2 children with special needs that have difficulty paying attention to all the traffic rules while playing in the neighborhood. They are frequently being seen forgetting to look for oncoming traffic while crossing streets. Special needs signage would also be appreciated. Thank you.
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Arthur M Polynskiy
8 years ago
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In addition to Grand Chevalle, I would like to also see speeding thru neighborhoods with culdesac stop. In the San Vitero Circle I see cars (trucks) race down and turn around and leave.
I am all for stop signs and a safer neighborhood
I fully support the installation of stop signs to control speed and increase safety.
I support it.
Many drivers go well beyond 30 mph and it is extremely dangerous for children to cross the street even if they are cautious. One second there are no cars on the street and the next minute someone is going 40 to 45 mph through the neighborhood. Much of the speeding goes unnoticed because it happens between 8 and 5 on weekdays but I work from home and see it happening frequently. I don’t buy the whole “these are big vehicles going 30 mph and it just seems fast.” Most of the excessive speeding occurs from residents in other other parts of the neighborhood. Many of them are on the Victoria side of the neighborhood.
We have seen vehicles fasting thorugh and there are kids where a split second can create a disaster.
We need stop signs
I support because of all the kids on this street and cars typically pick up speed on this stretch.
I fully support this effort. I have 2 children with special needs that have difficulty paying attention to all the traffic rules while playing in the neighborhood. They are frequently being seen forgetting to look for oncoming traffic while crossing streets. Special needs signage would also be appreciated. Thank you.
In addition to Grand Chevalle, I would like to also see speeding thru neighborhoods with culdesac stop. In the San Vitero Circle I see cars (trucks) race down and turn around and leave.
Fully support this effort!
100% supportive!