I agree with the RCOC response. This concern has existed for years and the placement of NO TURN signs were placed in an effort to address the issues. The placement of these signs, however well intentioned, create an enforcement nightmare for the police. Remember that the signs are to be obeyed by ALL motorists, residents and non-residents alike. You could restrict left turn traffic from N.B. Telegraph or right turns from E.B. Highland but then how would any of the local residents get home? It's a radical suggestion but one solution is to deadend Voorheis midway between Telegraph and Highland. I can assure you that you will get no support for this. Sometimes solutions for one issue only create more issues. :(

I live on Voorheis and have to disagree with you. Getting out of the drive during rush hour is easiest time, as some kind person always stops for me. What truly concerns me is people passing on the shoulder to get around people who are turning left into driveways and roads. We have a well worn path from people doing this in our yard. Of course OCRC came and said they saw no signs of this happening in their investigation. REALLY ?? Then why do I have no grass near the road when both of my neighbors do ?? SOme innocent person walking on the sidewalk is going to get killed and then I will have the neglect of OCRC on record.