Where are the signs? This was the question asked for several weeks by Sunset Park residents regarding the revised New York City speed limit, which decreased from 30 to 25 miles per hour, which was made official on November 7. Although the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) decided to remove all the dated signs from Fourth Avenue, they didn’t immediately
It’s official. The default city speed limit is now 25 MPH – a move that safety advocates hope will save lives. We hope so too.
COMPILED BY JAIME DEJESUS They should keep pedestrians from walking against the light and running out in traffic. They should get back to ticketing jaywalkers.
COMPILED BY JAIME DEJESUS They should keep pedestrians from walking against the light and running out in traffic. They should get back to ticketing jaywalkers.
Do you think the 25 MPH speed limit passed by the City Council will make the streets safe? Streets that have schools and playgrounds should
Do you think the 25 MPH speed limit passed by the City Council will make the streets safe? Streets that have schools and playgrounds should