Is there a speeding problem in your neighborhood?

Asked by KTVZ

850 Votes

Is there a speeding problem in your neighborhood?

63%

Yes (comment which roads)! Yes (comment which roads)!

37%

No, we don't. No, we don't.

63%

Yes (comment which roads)!

Most of the cars driving down my neighborhood tend to speed. It's a big problem!

Most of the cars driving down my neighborhood tend to speed. It's a big problem! Show Less

13 Comments

Donna Wells

Chisholm Trail, Bend

Bend Teacher

Galveston between 17th Street and Flagline

Kathleen Weeks Cowan

Shepard Rd. The (so called) speed bumps are easy to speed over. This street is a direct connection between Neff Rd, Wells Acres, and Butler Market. It's has the same speeding problem that Wells Acres is experiencing.

Paige Tapia

Purcell in front of Ponderosa Elementary is so dangerous now. People fly out of the roundabout on Empire like a sling shot. We need speed bumps and more signs now. Feel like they didn't finish the road work because of the new speeding issues. Dangerous for pedestrians.

Sussie Due

There has been a speeding problem on Tumalo Road (originally called Deschutes Highway and then Nichols Market Road before the county finally settled on Tumalo Road) all during the 35 years I have lived out here. Pedestrians have been either hit or ran off the road. Calling the Cops is pointless.

John Philo

Reed Market between 15th St and 27th St. is really bad.

Monica Marie Bryant

Why not... there is no reason to extend it.

Monica Marie Bryant

This was supposed to be under the tax filing question... not sure how to get it off here :(

Kevin Downey

Comet ln.

Philip Clark

I have lived on Old Redmond hwy for 28 years. I hear people say that if you're in a hurry and going to speed between Bend and Redmond they always go the old hwy because they can speed. When the round about was built at Tumalo road that helped with the speeding. I would like to see half a dozen more