There is not a section under roads for speeding issues. Why?

Good afternoon, Dave. I am so sorry you are having these issues in your neighborhood. To answer your question, there is a Police category for Traffic enforcement that would address speeding. I plan to bring this to the attention of the police department by reaching out to the officer for your sector. Would you like for me to have this officer reach out to you? If so, you may send me an email with your contact information for privacy or you may post it here. My email is kirchmand1@cityofgainesville.org.
I will redirect this post to our Transportation & Mobility Department regarding the speed table request.

I have reached out to GPD requesting them to investigate this report.

Thanks for forwarding this to the proper channel. If the officer needs to contact me they can email me at the address I have used here.

Speed bumps/tables to slow traffic are no longer utilized in Gainesville*. That practice was eliminated by the City Commission several years ago (and has been defunded) due to the impact these devices were having on emergency vehicles and emergency response times. The last policy discussion in 2014 re-affirmed that decision to keep a moratorium on speed humps.

The best way to control speeding is to ticket drivers. Traffic Engineers are very limited in what actions can be taken due to local, state and federal regulations. A greater GPD presence in the neighborhood is the best deterrent.

(*The new speed tables on W University Ave [May 2021] are a result of extraordinary and unusual measures taken by FDOT/UF/City officials.)

Another parked car has been struck by a vehicle speeding through since I submitted this request.. How many human casualties does it take before "extreme measures" are warranted?

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