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Level-Enthusiasm4478 t1_iwjm6s7 wrote

Just currious, but how?
A sign won't stop me. I can't read

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BmoreCityDOT OP t1_iwjmbd3 wrote

We suggest not trying to drive through the concrete barriers.

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Level-Enthusiasm4478 t1_iwjn8ut wrote

u/BmoreCityDOT ... this is the type of sas we need. Not the sas we desrve.

Btw ,side note. I noticed a shit tone of cars today on the promanade near little italy and peir 5. Do you know what is up with that?

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Shojo_Tombo t1_iwkwea5 wrote

What's the process to have your street closed to thru traffic? GPS constantly tries to route semi trucks down our narrow street with tight corners, which has caused several trucks to hit resident vehicles or get stuck and have to reverse back down the street and risk more damage. People also think it's a shortcut and fly down the road like they're drag racing. One of my neighbors' kids is going to get run over if we don't get some traffic calming or completely close it.

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Hisyphus t1_iwl80s4 wrote

Have you emailed or sent a message to your local representative? They might be able to assist you.

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SaveFailsafe t1_iwjme9x wrote

If they're serious they could put a physical roadblock halfway down the street. So residents can get in and out either end, but you have to exit the same side you enter.

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Human-sweatervest t1_iwjpcu4 wrote

As someone who lives pretty much exactly halfway down List, a physical roadblock halfway down the street would be a truly terrible idea. A speed bump would be welcome!

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SaveFailsafe t1_iwjs5pz wrote

I really doubt they will install anything like that, but that's the way to stop drivers for real. We all know paint on the road or signs on posts do absolutely nothing to slow down a determined asshole.

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Scrilla_Gorilla_ t1_iwld1mz wrote

The police department could start issuing traffic violations again. Then over time people would learn you can't just ignore the laws.

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houdinize t1_iwld3le wrote

Maybe we should put more of those benches that say, “the city that reads”, at the intersection.

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