I live on this block. Honking horns and screeches of breaks are heard daily. I avoid crossing this block with my car whenever possible. I believe a four-way stop sign intersection would be most beneficial. With the bar, new apartments, and post office in that immediate area, the foot traffic is reason enough to slow down the breezeway of 25th St. A traffic light might be overkill, but I don't think a traffic circle will help pedestrian traffic nearly enough. Regardless, a solution is absolutely needed. It is an extremely dangerous intersection.

I recommend a no-parking sign on the northwest corner of 25th St, to keep one car-length free just before the intersection. We live on this corner and have already pruned the tree on 25th St. nearest that corner (in response to a similar complaint last summer), and it is no longer obstructing visibility. But with the parking density in the neighborhood now, there is often a car parked near or in the crosswalk area just before the corner, and this completely obstructs visibility of oncoming southbound traffic on 25th St., if you are headed east on Clay. And that traffic, including trucks and buses, really guns the speed after the prior traffic light at Leigh.

A circle would be best of all, to prevent cars on either street from accelerating into the intersection.

I agree with Kieran, four way stop would be good. And then it needs to be strictly enforced - park a cop car there and issue tickets for a couple of weeks. I live on Broad and sometimes have trouble getting onto Broad from a side street because people do rolling stops, barely slowing down, at some intersections.

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