Trucks are driving through this section of neighborhood at high rates of speed at very late hours of the night. It is very disturbing and causes my family great discomfort when trying to sleep through the night
Trucks are driving through this section of neighborhood at high rates of speed at very late hours of the night. It is very disturbing and causes my family great discomfort when trying to sleep through the night
People are driving at high rates of speed along side of parked cars. Just because it is a lane does not mean you have to drive at 60 mph. Excessive speeds should not be tolerated in residential neighborhoods. This is another reason why it is unsafe to traverse the road without a thought of bodily injury due to reckless and/or aggressive drivers
Hello, we need speed bumps to protect our children and neighbors from these speeding cars. It can be day or night it doesn’t matter when they speed but it is absolutely worse at night. I am scared for my family and I think speed bumps are a great start towards permanent change. Thank you.
Two vehicles have been parked over a year in the same spot in front of 533 Vandalia Ave.
The Thomas Jefferson Athletic Field side of the street does not have a sidewalk.
Large trucks and 18-wheelers park on Atkins and then discard lots of trash.
Egan Street from Erskine St. to Elton St. is too narrow to be a two-way street; it should be a one-way street.
Egan Street between Erskine and Elton streets is too narrow to be a two-way street. Egan Street is one way from Fountain Ave to Erskine Street. It should continue to be one way to Elton Street.
Linwood St. is a one-way street, however, every week there are drivers entering the block from the wrong direction.
FedEx and other delivery trucks speed down Flatlands Avenue between Fountain Avenue and Jerome Street. Yes, several blocks!
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