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  Reconhecido City of Shoreline (Oficial Verificado)

  Thank you for submitting this request, it has been received as service request #46098.

  30/01/2023 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  Kevin (Utilizador Registado)

  I believe the last time this was requested, the city said they will not add any speed deterrents including speed sensors. They say that they use data to understand where to add it and because there aren’t enough crashes and accidents on this street, they will not add any speed deterrents.

  But maybe this time, city will be proactive and understand there’s a speeding problem instead of waiting for an accident to happen.

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  Shannon (Utilizador Registado)

  Oh! I just moved to the area and I was shocked at how fast people go on this street given the speed limit. Good to know that this has been requested before

  30/01/2023 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  Kevin (Utilizador Registado)

  Always good to ask again I guess :) to keep letting the city know it’s a recurring problem.

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  City of Shoreline (Oficial Verificado)

  Thank you for letting us know of this situation. I will forward your request to our City Traffic Engineer for further review.

  Kind regards,

  City of Shoreline
  Code Enforcement & Customer Service Response Team
  crteam@shorelinewa.gov
  206-801-2700

  30/01/2023 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  Patty Hale (Utilizador Registado)

  I agree about the need to slow down speeds on our residential streets. I live in the other side of I-5 and the speed of traffic is regularly 10 + miles an hour above posted speed limit.
  Is there a way to work with the City and Police Department to do more to slow down traffic and do enforcement? Was also told that my street could not have speed bumps and/or traffic circles. 8th Ave NE between NE 175 and NE 145th.
  Is there anything that can be done?

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  Shannon (Utilizador Registado)

  ^i definitely think something should be done, and merely saying no (in Patty’s street case) completely ignores the problem. If the speed limits aren’t followed, then people are expecting cars to go a certain speed which could lead to accidents due to the inability to predict (both as a pedestrian and a driver) how fast a car is driving towards them.

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  Shannon (Utilizador Registado)

  It’s also only going to get worse around 1st Ave once the light rail comes in. Not saying we need speed bumps along the whole AVE, primarily around the high populated areas that people walk around

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  Anong (Utilizador Registado)

  I’ve requested a speed bump for 10th Ave NE in front of Ridgecrest elementary school but it went nowhere

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