Bernard Brown - Highway Superintendent assigned this issue to KEN COOK

Rumble strips are needed on either side of Ayr, before and in the middle of the 'S bends' and then before Dale Rd as speed limit signs are ignored by many drivers.

Many Drivers! According to a high ranking member of UDPD, 95% of motorists are speeding on Twining Rd. The reality is that a decision has to be made: drive the speed limit and be harassed by the 95%, or speed.

As long as Upper Dublin stays with their standard enforcement procedures, so to speak, THE INMATES WILL RUN THE ASYLUM!

Trying to do the speed limit on Twinning results in the vehicle behind you following to closely or threatening you. This issue needs fixed!

TIME STAMP: To establish time difference between this comment and the previous shown comment on 5/01/18. A comment by David Price made
on 5/13/2018 has been removed. Sure seems like someone is trying to suppress FREE SPEECH. His comment is reinstated below!

Trying to do the speed limit on Twin(n)ing results in the vehicle behind you following to(o) closely or threatening you. This issue needs (to be) fixed!

Looks like David Price's comment is still there if VIEW ALL 6 COMMENTS is clicked on right under the initial report.

If anyone else has any thoughts on the issue of speeding/ tailgating on Twining Rd please make a comment. Whether you have been tailgated or if you feel 25 mph is too slow a speed limit for Twining Rd (except in the areas where there a curves), please make a comment.

Rebecca Lohoefer - Communications Coordinator assigned this issue to Ofc. Michael Ciuffetelli

Per Deputy Chief Dan Wade, this issue and concerns regarding this area can be discussed directly with the Upper Dublin Township Police Department by calling (215) 646-2101.