Maybe there can be tubular markers along with street in some parts to deter dangerous passing vehicles.

This section of Otis lacks the radar signs found on other parts.

A temporary one was put along this stretch, and I regularly saw cars exceeding 50 mph on it. That temporary unit has been gone for months unfortunately and the situation has only gotten worse.

The lack of permanent radar units and the raised curves seen on other parts of Otis make some people treat this as a quarter mile drag strip.

*raised CURBS (in the middle lane)

sorry for typo

Today's pic of a middle-lane passer.

Another idea is making the paint lines not straight by narrowing the lanes and causing the lanes wavy to discourage speeding.

Perhaps placing a 4 way stop sign half-way between Grand and Westline will slow traffic.

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Just saw two more cars use the middle lane to pass and speed in excess of 45 mph today. I haven't seen any additional enforcement in the past month.