Images to illustrate the effects of speeding...

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I see it is time to widen yet another road in the area. We need to let traffic pass unimpeded for a smoth flow. Bike lanes are fine if you want to slow every thing down but that is not what we need. We need to grow our road infrastructure as the population grows. We in this area are only about 60 years behind the times.

@Sparkplug - I respectfully disagree. We do NOT need to waste more money for supporting the faster movement of automobiles. The ultimate goal is to diminish the dependency on cars as main transportation in the urban areas. There MUST be a level of inconvenience of using a car built into the system that will push us citizens to demand a better and more available public transportation.

I live in Fair Haven 1.8 miles away from The Green. It takes me 32 minutes to walk downtown, 12 minutes to bike there and 6 minutes to drive there. Considering that it takes always another 10 to 15 minutes and driving circles around downtown to find a parking spot (and pay for that), whenever I can, I bike there. Walking is just to long lasting option. I would LOVE to be able to use a reliable and frequent public transportation.

Back to East Rock and Farnum Drive - my strong NO to any attempts to widen that road allowing the morons in cars to drive any faster!

The way I see it it is 157 to three and I will bet two of the three did not understand the web page when the voted to "FIX" the non problem. You really need to join the modern city and age. Pull your head out of the sand and walk up.

So true, I hike there all the time and I need to doge cars on the crosswalk. Cars ALWAYS ALLLLLWAYS speed there. You may not like this as a biker but I think some speed bumps coming up to the trail crossings should be installed.

We are excited to announce that the Town of Hamden is now a partner with SeeClickFix! The Town will officially be launching SeeClickFix on Monday, October 23, 2017. This request was submitted prior to the Town using SeeClickFix, so we have closed this issue. If this is still a problem, please open a new issue on SeeClickFix. Thank you for your concern and for helping to strengthen your community!