Residents of Thunderbird Drive -- which connects Alcosta Boulevard to Pine Valley Road, right next to Walt Disney Elementary School -- want speeding drivers who try to save a minute by cutting through their neighborhood to slow down.
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Council votes to install speed humps on Thunderbird Drive
Original post made on Jun 9, 2010
Comments (2)
Posted by SAY WHAT,
a resident of another community
on Jun 9, 2010 at 11:13 pm
on Jun 9, 2010 at 11:13 pm
wait wait wait...how does this guy know they're doing 70 MPH!!!!!??!?!?!
that is waaaaayy to fast to turn a corner without crashing in a huge fireball. maybe you meant 40??!?!!!!!!!!
Posted by Ms.Bunny,
a resident of San Ramon
on Jun 11, 2010 at 8:57 am
on Jun 11, 2010 at 8:57 am
It's unfortunate the city has to resort to this, but I understand completely. I MIGHT add, I hope it STOPS the crazed ADULT racing bicyclists so they stop a little more around our residential area.
I almost missed one on Olympia Fields the other day coming from Thunderbird. I am DISGUSTED that the San Ramon bicycle "enthusiasts" don't seem to "get" that the rules of the road are made for them too. They fly through stops around the residential streets around here totally disrespectful of cars and pedestrians. So glad I have a horn on my car, because I'm now starting to use it...The odd part? It's CLEAR they see pedestrians and vehicles, they CHOOSE NOT to stop - their "racing" is apparently more important to them.
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