Roads Manager reports stop signs an effort to slow down speeding
WPOA Roads Manager Jim Westbrook reported to attendees at the November 21st general meeting that new stop signs have gone up in several locations in a continued effort to address the speeding problem on many of our Woodcreek North streets. A recent letter from a local resident with a small child reinforced the importance of this effort to control speeding. “We have a baby and she turns one year-old this month. She’ll be walking soon, and we are very concerned about speeders.”
Westbrook also noted that violators could receive two tickets if caught speeding and running stop sign. Our streets have been greatly improved over the last several years. Now it’s time for all of us to improve our driving habits and to take into consideration the safety of not only our children, but of all of us.