Thanks for putting this together. We've got some good short-term, mid-term, and long-term solution ideas, so ready to explore the cost/benefits, getting organized, and determining next steps.
This has been getting more dangerous by the year - my hope is that it doesn't take a serious accident to gain the attention needed. Living close to the bridge, it is my experience that both cars and trucks use this as a drag strip, hitting high rates of speed and noise (exhaust). I've also see trucks that appear to be illegally lifted (too high, etc.) This adds to the danger when combined with speed. As this outline states - there is a lack of enforcement for the speed, noise, lift kits, garbage hauled without cover/tarps and other violations. It's seems like common sense to start with the simple steps and work up to more permanent solutions. Again, Thank you to everyone working on this!
Thank you for this good description of traffic on the bridge. You are right that it is used like a drag strip, which is especially troubling when people are entering and leaving the Island Park.
Thanks for putting this together. We've got some good short-term, mid-term, and long-term solution ideas, so ready to explore the cost/benefits, getting organized, and determining next steps.
This has been getting more dangerous by the year - my hope is that it doesn't take a serious accident to gain the attention needed. Living close to the bridge, it is my experience that both cars and trucks use this as a drag strip, hitting high rates of speed and noise (exhaust). I've also see trucks that appear to be illegally lifted (too high, etc.) This adds to the danger when combined with speed. As this outline states - there is a lack of enforcement for the speed, noise, lift kits, garbage hauled without cover/tarps and other violations. It's seems like common sense to start with the simple steps and work up to more permanent solutions. Again, Thank you to everyone working on this!
Thank you for this good description of traffic on the bridge. You are right that it is used like a drag strip, which is especially troubling when people are entering and leaving the Island Park.