Speed bump is not a good idea on a main street. Break the back of a fire engine and also cause accidents. have a VPD motor officer nab the speeders a few days every month and traffic will slow down.

Speed sign on Rollingwood near the Skyview is 25mph, and yet the vehicles are coming way over that to 50-60mph... I don't mind recording the vehicles are coming and present it to VPD.
There are elderly disabled citizens and school down that path which increase real danger for safety.
Yes. It might be lesson learn for some to get a speeding tickets, but there has to be a prevention method to decrees madness drivers.
Respectfully,

Thanks for reporting! I have forwarded this report to the Traffic Engineer for his review. We will keep you updated via this report. Thanks again for using SeeClickFix!

Courtney L., Fire Admin assigned this issue to Courtney L., Fire Admin

Thanks for reporting! Unfortunately this street does not meet the minimum criteria for having a speed hump installed because Rollingwood is considered a minor arterial street, is greater than 40 feet wide, and is a transit route. You can learn more about the requirements for a speed hump by visiting the Traffic Engineering page of the city's website here http://bit.ly/1nLNGx6.

The best thing to curb speeding in this area would be to continue asking for Police Department enforcement.

There may be a chance that the intersection of Keats Drive and Rollingwood Drive qualify for the installation of an all-way stop. To request a traffic study, please call the Interim Traffic Engineer at 707-648-4300.

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Sir/ Ma'am,

If the street does not meet the minimum criteria for having a speed hump installed, is it possible to have a stop sign installed by Keats Dr. to slwoing down the vehiclas?
Please advise.

Respectfully,
Ms. Hennessy

Just left a voicemail on the provided phone no.
I sincerely hope that the Traffic Engineering could take a look on that and consider the option of having a stop sign feasible.

Respectfully,
Ms. Hennessy

Rollingwood @ Keats has needed an All Way Stop for 25 years. Now is a good time!

Tom W, Traffic section assigned this issue to Jill M., Engineering Division

Gail, thanks for your echo regarding the need regarding the stop all-way sign, the reckless speed is jeopardizing the life of the citizens who lives down that road and the pedestrians alike.
The Citizens of Vallejo who will be bring Vallejo back to the stander with the support of the proper authority from City of Vallejo and VPD. Thank you very much for everything you do for the City.

Respectfully,
Ms. Hennessy

I agree that a stop sign is sorely needed at this location! It make it safe and easier for local residents to get out onto Rollingwood without fear of being hit. Really bad during scholl start and release times. Not sure it would help .. The city put a stop sign at Keats and Molina years ago and 80 of the people Run it at more than 40 MPH including city trucks, Buses when the was a route there on Keats. Very unsafe! Almost have been hit a number of times due to stop sign runners.

Another very bad traffic area is at Hogan Jr. in the morning, Crazy drivers, uturns over double yellow etc... no turn signals... not stopping for cross walk.. etc...

Thanks for reporting! The Traffic Engineer will be conducting a traff study at this location to determine whether it meats the criteria for a 4-way stop sign. Please note that this study can take several weeks. We will keep you notified of any determination on this subject.

Enough of this issue already. We've beat it to death. Do your study and let us know the results. a simple yes or no..
Thanks

Mr./ Ms. m.palmaffy. Do NOT disrespect others with your comments. no one asked for your opion, nor replying to this issue. The issue wasn't addressed to you, so your comment not welcomed here.
The City ackowladged it last week.

I'll comment as much as I want to.

This issue would have to be discussed with Traffic Engineer (707) 648-4300

Courtney L., Fire Admin assigned this issue to Courtney L., Fire Admin

I will follow up with the Traffic Engineer regarding the ability to put a 4-way stop sign at Rollingwood and Keats and report back, thank you.

Thanks for reporting! We got the counts back and completed the all-way stop analysis, unfortunately this intersection failed to meet the necessary criteria to warrant the installation of an all-way stop.

The Traffic Engineer has sent a request to PD to have them provide spot enforcement at this area. If you have further questions regarding speed control in this area, please call the Traffic Engineer directly at 707-648-4300.