STOP MEANS STOP
ARRET, HALT, OT JUST PLAIN STOP
YOU HAVE TO STOP!
A TICKET IS VERY EXPENSIVE.
A LIFE IS PRICELESS!
I GUARANTEE, THE FIRST PERSON HURT BY YOUR CARELESSNESS WILL WIND UP OWNING YOUR PROPERTY HERE AND ANYWHERE ELSE YOU OWN.
Reposting this as is one again pertains to some residence that have either bad vision or bad judgment. STOP AT STOP SIGNS. don't be surprised if you get pulled over by the police, we'll be happy to take your pic and splash you on my blog under the listing of Local criminals.
C.V. STOP signs should be 4ft by 4ft. Maybe they would be seen by the blind drivers we have at all intersections. Also, 25 mile speed limit should be painted on the pavement in big white numbers.
ReplyDeleteThis isn't Daytona Race Track, it is Century Village where most of us want to continue being alive... Happy New Year!
I would agree with the painting the speed limit on the pavement, except these people don't watch the road let alone other traffic.
DeleteSome of these drivers think stopping is rolling. Let's use the 4 second rule on stopping.
ReplyDeleteA speed bump at the stop sign would do the trick!
ReplyDeletepeople also need to inform their guest about the speed limits. Little red car went around the curve by CV Realty doing about 45mph. like unknown said earlier, this is not Daytona.
ReplyDeleteYesterday afternoon I was driving east (toward the Plymouth Laundry) on North Street, and a car went around me to pass me by going in the westbound lane. I looked at my speedometer as the car went by to see if I was going too slow, and it showed I was going 25 mph, so he must have been going 40. You never know but that somebody may have an emergency, but as many as we're getting can't be all emergencies.
ReplyDeleteWow! He will definitely make an emergency for someone very unlucky to be in his path. No excuse. I don't know why they are in a hurry to get nowhere. This is scary.
ReplyDeleteI can't tell you (not talking about CV now) how often a motorist goes whizzing by to pass me, only to either (1) get stopped alongside me at the next traffic light, or (2) no sooner pass me than immediately turn into a parking lot or driveway.
DeleteThis is not too car from where I live.
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