I hope you get your stop sign but you’ll find out the people who don’t care and will just run it. We had a stop sign put up 8 years at Corbin and McDonald and we’ve had people running it at 50+ mph.

This is a real problem with people trying to miss the light on Vineville.

My hope is that it will at least slow people down. We have so many neighbor who park on the street, ourselves included, or at least one vehicle. I actually had a lady honk at me one morning as I was trying to get my kids in the car to go to school! This being the first block off of Vineville Ave, Pierce Ave, and Ingleside (three major roads) you would think something would have been done sooner.

The location will be assessed and a study will be conducted pending a final disposition. Please allow 30 working days for assessment/study completion.

CPrice at Traffic Engineering designou esta questão a Tri D. Vo

Yes, our street needs help with slowing traffic down. My kids play in the front yard daily and my son has special needs and is hearing impaired. I am so afraid for our kids saftey for the speeding issue on our street. It would be nice for a sign to say deaf child as well to slow these speeders down. People cut through our street like a race track. Speed bumps would be perfect too.

Is there an update for this issue? Has a study been provided?

This was reported in April and in Dec. is still open????

Any updates on this? Did they begin the traffic study?

Please come and observe the traffic in the morning or afternoon as people try to cut this corner and get in front of the other drivers. It is a real problem. Please follow up and consider speed bumps and stop signs.

We would like an update on this issue.

Issue administratively close due to time lapse. Please resubmit another request if issue not resolved.