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Nope. My very first thought is "spike strip". The rational version is some redesigning to block all the through streets with dead ends, cul-du-sacs, speed bumps
by cmurf 9y ago
Nope. My very first thought is "spike strip". The rational version is some redesigning to block all the through streets with dead ends, cul-du-sacs, speed bumps, and compulsory turns at four way intersections. Neighborhoods have little political power to improve main roads, which are usually county or state managed, not local roads.
- dec0dedab0de 9y agoWhere I'm thinking of, the problem is the property owners on the main road do not want to give up their land. But yeah, most neighborhoods will revert to being bags about it.