I was going up Mile La last week and the smoke was so thick from some jerk doing a burnout as he was going up the hill to the stop sign. I literally had to stop, that's how thick the tire smoke was, and it stunk. And it sounded like I was at a drag strip because the car was so loud. I feel sorry for the residents as that smoke drifts down to their houses. Mile Lane has been a long time drag way, but now that needs to STOP!!!

I can understand how frustrated the residents of Mile Lane must feel. I am always careful driving through there and, today, as I was doing the posted speed limit, a woman in a dark blue or black Honda Accord with Florida license plates decided I wasn't going fast enough and passed me. First of all, the yellow double line obviously meant nothing to her, nor did the speed limit. She probably thought I was going to take her plate number down and sped away as fast as she could - she had to be going at least 55 mph up the hill - I don't even think she bothered to stop at the stop sign. She showed blatant disregard for the safety of the residents/pets on the street. Oh, how I wished I had snapped a picture to send to the police.

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