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Our quiet street was becoming another major highway because it has access to two main highways. After much complaining, Borough Council clocked speeding cars racing up and down our street and came to the same conclusion we all did -- close the street to through traffic. The day it was closed all the neighbors had a BBQ and celebrated. We're all happy but drivers wishing to avoid traffic jams are quite annoyed when they try to get through our street. Sometimes it pays to be the squeaky wheel.
2 comments:
One of the things I love about living in a cul de sac is no through traffic....the only cars are belonging to residents or their visitors...it makes it such a peaceful road.
Iam so pleased for you. I always try and avoid rat runs as I feel for the people living there. It will make a difference to your lives. I also live in a cul de sac so don't have the problem
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