Requests (8,617)

Even with recent improvements, there are speeding and visibility issues on Woodland Ave near 1702 and 1704. The new parallel parking spots force cars further from the curb, making it hard for me to see to pull out of my driveway. The downward curve at the top of the hill means people start accelerating while simultaneously not being able to see very well. I am afraid to pull out onto the road. Please please consider an option like a speed bump.

I’m requesting a speed bump on Las Alas Trail due to frequent speeding. At night, residents often hear cars driving onto the street, doing 360 spins, and speeding off—reckless behavior that feels potentially criminal. Recently, a resident was shot from a car that spun away and fled. Speed limit signs alone aren’t enough to stop this.

Construction trucks are using our neighborhood street to access Hwy 71, ignoring the “no trucks” signage. I would like to request speed humps to reduce and detour the truck traffic. They should be using Dalton to access the highway. This is a residential neighborhood and the number of trucks and trailers entering the neighborhood is excessive, noisy and dangerous.

Parker Ln near Royal Hill Dr was repaved, but no crosswalks were repainted and no speed bumps were added. Drivers now speed dangerously, using the road like a drag strip. There should be a crosswalk and speed bump at Parker & Carlson Dr, and at the entrance to Mabel Davis Park. There are already school and pedestrian crossing signs, so it's unsafe and confusing that no crosswalks or traffic calming measures were reinstalled.

Speed bumps

Barriers next to speed bumps (to prevent drivers from going around speed bump into bike lane) missing / damaged