Can’t count how many times I have almost been hit by oncoming car out of nowhere. I look multiple times and wait. Breeze and Byrd has one. Traffic needs to be slowed.

A four way stop at Beechridge and Breeze is long overdue. It is not easy to tell from the first photo above, but Beechridge is slightly banked as it approaches Breeze Road. Cars coming from White Oak often are in the middle of the road as they approach Breeze. Sometimes they are speeding. When turning right from Breeze, cars are frequently in your lane! The view to the right is also shaded and it almost feels like a blind curve. If cars are parked in front of the home, ( as seen in the photo), this further blocks oncoming traffic. It is also rare that drivers are observing the 25 mile an hour speed limit. Finally, the traffic in this area has dramatically increased in the last few years, with construction, entirely new neighborhoods, and other traffic issues that put more traffic on neighborhood streets. A four way stop is definitely needed. Thank you.

Speeding is a huge issue on Beechridge. Couple that with the Beechridge’s narrow roadway, it is an extremely dangerous intersection at Breeze. Visibility is very limited coming from Breeze/Hales as well. Impossible to see cars heading to Glenwood coming from White Oak Rd end. A 4-way stop is needed!!!

Absolutely. I have lived here for almost 25 years and the intersection is dangerous. People use beechridge as a cut through, and speed along. There are so many little kids in that area. We need this a 4 way stop, long overdue.

There are multiple times when turning onto Beechridge from Breeze where a car appears out of nowhere you can't see because of the visibility and bushes/ other cars in the way. Cars go to fast and a 4 way stop would be great to alleviate safety issues.

A 4 way stop at this intersection is desperately needed. There is a daily problem with cars speeding along Beechridge when using this road as a cut through to/from Glenwood Avenue. The street is narrow and often times has cars parked in parking pads in front of houses. The visibility at the intersection of Beechridge and Breeze is limited due to a curve in the road and cars parked close to the street. I live on the corner of this intersection and often hear cars coming along Beechridge honking at the car trying to turn onto Beechridge from Breeze. There are several young children in this neighborhood and a bus stop on Breeze right at this intersection. All the kids getting off the bus then have to cross Beechridge, but do not have the bus stop sign on Beechridge to protect them. Several other children cross Beechridge when walking home from Daniels middle school as well. Please consider a 4 way stop here, each year we have more and more traffic along this street and we are very worried someone might get hurt if things continue along as usual.

This is a picture of the limited visibility from Breeze to Beechridge coming from White Oak Road. In the spring, summer, and fall it limited even more due to foliage.

Absolutely need a four way stop at intersection of Breeze and Beechridge. Traffic speeds along on Beechridge making it dangerous for the many kids in the neighborhood to cross the street. When vehicles are parked on the street, the limited visibility makes it dangerous even for us adults.

It is only a matter of time before someone is t-boned pulling off of Breeze onto Beechridge. It's an accident waiting to happen. This is a blind turn, and cars fly down Beechridge (as it's a cut-through). If not a four-way stop, at least speed bumps. something must be done.

Would love for the City of Raleigh to make this a higher priority? The same issue remains.

Agree. There is limited visibility, a consistent flow of cars in a hurry to get to and fro Glenwood Avenue and many children and dogs walking. A 4-way stop should be installed. Likely more useful/ necessary than the already installed 4-way stops on Breeze & Byrd and Beechridge & White Oak.

I agree totally with all the comments. I have lived in this neighborhood for 25 years and it has just gotten worse. Drivers on Beechridge rarely stay on their side of the road, as it is narrow and many park on the road. It is a safety issue for children getting off the bus, and it is "blind" in many turn directions.