To the editor:
I have lived in Barrington for 53 years, first near Primrose Hill School and now near Hampden Meadows School. I am a walker most days, but also, of course, a driver. I can …
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To the editor:
I have lived in Barrington for 53 years, first near Primrose Hill School and now near Hampden Meadows School. I am a walker most days, but also, of course, a driver. I can honestly say in all those years that I have very seldom seen many speeders. When I do, I certainly try to catch the attention of the offenders(s).
That said, I do feel that the current signage is an inadequate reminder and that installing flashing lighted signs for use during school hours would do far better to catch the driver’s attention. I honestly believe most drivers are happy to comply with school zone speeds and certainly are not out to endanger our children.
I also very firmly believe that the “cash cow” cameras may work for busy routes in East Providence but would be absolutely overkill in our town.
Joan Haas
Barrington