The amount of traffic on Sully Park Drive, a neighborhood street has significantly increased over the years as people try to bypass Stone Road traffic and cut through our neighborhood at high speeds. It is a major bus route, has plenty of bikers, joggers, stroller, students and constant pedestrian traffic. The speed limit of 30 is not obeyed and at most intersections, people fly around anyone trying to make a left turn. We need a 4 way stop at this intersection.
Updates
September 8, 2015
Constant reports of near misses at this intersection keep pouring in. The planning board is officially reviewing our request.
September 8, 2015
The momentum is real. It is clear everyone is tired of the dangerous traffic on our street.
5 Comments
I agree that a 4 way stop would definitely slow people down and decrease the risk of accidents. After this, let's address the issue of the T- intersection at Stone and Poplar Tree!
Sully Park is a dangerous road that has gotten worse in the 14 years we have lived in the neighborhood. People cut through from Westfield Blvd (especially when Stone is backed up) and it's become a raceway. The crosswalk to our pool is around a bend in the road and people don't slow down or pay attention. Thank you for advocating for this change!
Thank you Liz. Totally agree with comments by Kara Stamper. It would also be great to have a 4 way stop at Kamputa and Cranoke.
Liz Ellis Sully Station 2 Resident
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The amount of traffic on Sully Park Drive, a neighborhood street has significantly increased over the years as people try to bypass Stone Road traffic and cut through our neighborhood at high speeds. It is a major bus route, has plenty of bikers, joggers, stroller, students and constant pedestrian traffic. The speed limit of 30 is not obeyed and at most intersections, people fly around anyone trying to make a left turn. We need a 4 way stop at this intersection.
Updates
September 8, 2015
Constant reports of near misses at this intersection keep pouring in. The planning board is officially reviewing our request.
September 8, 2015
The momentum is real. It is clear everyone is tired of the dangerous traffic on our street.
5 Comments
I have always thought we needed a 4 way stop there, reducing the speed limit didn't help.
I agree that a 4 way stop would definitely slow people down and decrease the risk of accidents. After this, let's address the issue of the T- intersection at Stone and Poplar Tree!
Sully Park is a dangerous road that has gotten worse in the 14 years we have lived in the neighborhood. People cut through from Westfield Blvd (especially when Stone is backed up) and it's become a raceway. The crosswalk to our pool is around a bend in the road and people don't slow down or pay attention. Thank you for advocating for this change!
Thank you Liz. Totally agree with comments by Kara Stamper. It would also be great to have a 4 way stop at Kamputa and Cranoke.
Liz Ellis Sully Station 2 Resident
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I have always thought we needed a 4 way stop there, reducing the speed limit didn't help.