The NCDOT was contacted. Here is there response: The Department has conducted a site visit to this location. During our site visit, it was confirmed that there are subdivision wide speed limit signs (35 mph) at each entrance to this subdivision. Vegetation was noted to be growing over one of the speed limit signs, and this has been removed to improve visibility. It is not a standard practice for the Department to paint centerlines on low-volume subdivision roads. Typically, a road qualifies for striping if is a collector road and it carries at least 5,000 vehicles per day. A good example of this type of road is White Road.

i have lived on Wood Sorrell Rd for over 12 years.... There have been atleast 5 hit & run accidents in this time, many of them DUIs. I believe many sober &drinking drivers cut through our neighborhood to stay of main roads.
Many animals have been run over, as well.
We have high traffic that ten to speed because traffic is un-impeded for the whole 1.3 miles (including Strawfield Dr.)

NCDOT should really install stop signs or speed humps....

I've asked them several times about this & recieved a few rude responses...

I'm afraid a person will have to be seriously injured befor the NCDOT will make any changes.

White Rd Does have a few stop signs to atleast slow traffic