Can the city tell you where and where you cannot drive on a public road? This in my neighborhood. it's a straight through road, no dead ends or gated communities or anything like that.
Provided they have an applicable ordinance, then yes.
whoever thought of even making a sign like that needs to be curb stomped lmfao. thats like the US making there not be one foreign person in this country lol
whoever thought of even making a sign like that needs to be curb stomped lmfao. thats like the US making there not be one foreign person in this country lol
whoever thought of even making a sign like that needs to be curb stomped lmfao. thats like the US making there not be one foreign person in this country lol
Preview post much?
it is a straight through roads. neighborhoods like that get all kinds of traffic short cutting between one or more roads and the ones doing the short cutting are never considerate of the neighborhood they are driving through. they speed through them like they were on a major highway.looking at the road i dont know who would want to drive down there unless they lived out there
it is a straight through roads. neighborhoods like that get all kinds of traffic short cutting between one or more roads and the ones doing the short cutting are never considerate of the neighborhood they are driving through. they speed through them like they were on a major highway.
There is no speeding in that area. Speed bumps every 40 ft that will rip the bottom off you car. How do they tell who is local? I live on the next street over - Am I local? If I lived 4 streets down, am I still local there?
and why do you think the speed bumps were put there? maybe to prevent speeding? that road was not meant for rush hour traffic and usually that signage and those speed bumps are to discourage rush hour traffic. I would say if your street turns off that road you would be considered local. some neighborhoods have a neighborhood sticker for those considered local to put on their cars.