In the ATL, a common antidote to residential cut-throughs - where drivers also routinely exceed the posted speed limit - is speed bumps. Not the ones normally s

In the ATL, a common antidote to residential cut-throughs - where drivers also routinely exceed the posted speed limit - is speed bumps. Not the ones normally seen in shopping center parking lots, but ramps that will send a car airborne when they go too fast. They probably don't work on Dukes of Hazzard fans but on most others they at least slow them down. Another solution would be to ban subdivisions from connecting to two or more larger roads. The downside might be that delivering US Mail - or garbage pick-ups - would become less effcient.