No speed bumps yet.

Are we getting speed bumps along Front Street?

We need speed bumps! Cars fly down North Front Street.

Still no speed bumps between Lewis Park and the intersection of Front and Grand. In one week, there have been two accidents on this stretch. Cars were going so fast that they lost control, ended up on the sidewalk taking out fencing and a tree. Is the city waiting for someone to be killed before something is done?!?!?

This city does nothing to protect the lives and property of its citizens.

Speed bumps have been put in on North Front between Middletown Ave and the stop sign at the Lewis Street park, but none have been placed between the stretch that runs from the park to Grand Ave, We need 2 on this stretch. I speeding is out of control. We have had three crashes due to speeding since October. HELP!!!!

Last weekend, a 14 year old boy was killed on Front Street - a hit and run. For years, we have been begging for speed bumps on this stretch of Front St, to no avail. I have continued to warn that someone would be killed, and now that has happened. Shame on the city for not taking action. Now, maybe speed bumps will be placed on the stretch b/w Lewis Park and Grand Ave before we have another tragedy.

There is an element in Fair Haven that does not care about traffic laws. I've been looking for speed bumps on Dover Street for close to a year. I hope somebody's kid doesn't have to die for it to become reality. Good luck with more speed bumps on Front St., looks like there's progress there.

The city has not yet put in the speed bumps.

There are still no speed bumps along the stretch of Front b/w Lewis Park and Grand Ave.

i've noticed a problem here as well!

I wonder if this would help?
http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/Engineering/pdfs/CS-Project%20Request%20Form.pdf

Too bad they don't have an online form/don't automatically consider SeeClickFix reports to be complete streets requests.

I also can't figure out what you are supposed to do with the form once you fill it out.
http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/Engineering/completestreets.asp

You have a lot of questions, Mr Tang.
We need answers

We are STILL waiting for speed bumps on the stretch of Front from Lewis Park to Grand. I have been trying to get them for about 8 years. Why are they on one stretch of Front, but not the stretch that is a straight-away where cars race down the street? Why are they on the street behind this exact stretch, Perkins, a street that does not even have a fraction of the traffic that this stretch of Front has? I am sitting the next election out, as I am sick of city officials who do nothing where action must be taken - whether it is speed bumps or the "house" on Lewis that should be torn down.

Still no speed bumps. People race through this intersection and there are tons of kids playing at the park adjacent to this intersection. Does a child have to be killed before something is done?

Still nothing.

I agree this is of crucial importance.

Have you considered working with your local Aldermen & neighbors to submit a "Complete Streets Request Form"? They are available at http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/Engineering/completestreets.asp. Just drop them at the Engineering department when completed.

New Haven's Complete Streets manual has been widely recognized as one of the best in the country, but requires ongoing public pressure -- I believe that getting these types of public requests on the official record, alongside similar requests from the many other neighborhoods within New Haven, will help provide an impetus for the city improve the safety of roadways over time. The requests will be documented in annual reports and implementation (or lack of) can be tracked each year.

If you need help completing the form itself you may want to contact your local alderperson, some of the folks at New Haven Safe Streets at newhavensafestreets at gmail.com or folks at Elm City Cycling, a bike/pedestrian advocacy group at elmcitycycling.org.

If you don't submit a form I think it's less likely you will see improvements, just based on the fact that many other neighborhoods are submitting them right now and might be "first in line." I've seen a bunch submitted in Westville, Dixwell and Downtown recently.

Still no speed bumps.

Still waiting for speed bumps. WHEN?!?!?!?!?!?

Still no speed bumps.

Still waiting for speed bumps.

Still no speed bumps. Still a dangerous intersection. Cars speed through the stop sign.

JC, has a CS request form been submitted?

Still no crosswalk. Still no speed bumps b/w Lewis St Park and Grand Ave.

Still no crosswalk. Still no speed bumps b/w Lewis St Park and Grand Ave.

Often, I watch cars fly through this stop sign which is a a blind curve. Someday, someone is going to get killed, and I hope the city is sued for negligence. This has been a problem for years.

Still a dangerous intersection.

It's been over ten year that we have been asking for speed bumps. Apparently, in 2011, this stretch of Front was added to the Complete Streets plan. Still waiting.

About 2 weeks ago, the road was cut for the speed bumps, but we are still waiting for them.

Still not fixed

Last week, a car raced through the inspections hitting a house and leaving a forty foot skid mark. They could have killed the owners or their kids or grandkids. When will the city act?

This intersection is still a hazard. Two months ago, a car came speeding through a crashed into a house. Just a week ago, a car smash through a fence stopping just before it hit the house. We need, ASAP, traffic calming measures put in place. Someone is going to be killed.

Another accident and still nothing has been done.

This issue was recategorized from Uncategorized to Traffic/Road Safety.

Nothing done. Folks still speeding through the intersection.

has a Complete Streets Request Form been submitted here?

I do not know if a Complete Streets Form has been completed. How do I find that out? How do fill it out?

Accidents contine on this stretch of Front St. We need traffic-caliming measures at this stop sign and crosswalk

Still not fixed. And police do not patrol this stretch for traffic violations.

Still a problem. Not fixed.

No, nothing has been done. Then again, it's only been 5 years. Yeah New Haven!

Not fixed.

Nothing done.

Still dangerous.

Still dangerous.

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