This is ridiculous. I live in Drayton Woods and travel the intersection of Dixie/Sashabaw often. People fly down that little old road - it's crazy!

A big help in correcting this problem is to get the property owners to trip their bushes/trees. You cannot see both ways through the intersection, heading north, unless you are almost in the intersection. Maybe it's not so much not stopping as having to pull out too far into the intersection. See if you can talk your neighbors into correcting this problem. One of the bushes/trees is around a mailbox on a vacant lot. Should't be a problem to get that part fixed.

Half of this problem has been fixed. Now just need to get that overgrown bush on the vacant lot trimmed.

Not to sound like it's not an issue, not at all my intention, but there is one stop sign over in that neighborhood that you cannot see until you are right at the intersection. It's for the people going north on Seebalt at Quillen or Athens(?). The house on the SE corner has let their tree grow to where it hangs down in front of the stop sign and you can't see it at times (when there is a breeze), it hangs right in front of the sign. I know that it's there, because I saw it at the last second and slammed the brakes on to stop, but for those who don't drive through there everyday, it's difficult to see. I figure that if a homeowner doesn't trim their trees, they should get a ticket too and be made to have them trimmed int eh name of public safety.