We get a lot of traffic coming to the end of Forest and turning around having missed the left at Claremont to get on Hwy 24. Perhaps a sign at the intersection of Claremont and Forest could be installed.
Yes, a different issue from what you posted so thanks for the encouragement. As to what you posted, not sure another stop sign would work as that would be one every block. Maybe speed humps.

I think this is a great idea — I’m north of Claremont on forest and drivers typically speed up to reach the intersection meanwhile there are a lot of pedestrians and bicyclists circulating through the intersection. Speed bumps and calming measures would improve safety for all.

Traffic calming is definitely needed on this part of Forest, both around Oak Grove and Locksley. Even though it’s a bike route, impatient drivers frequently try to pass bicyclists at close distance in both directions, even with oncoming traffic or just to get to a red light a few seconds faster.

Stop signs or speed bumps might be a hard sell to the city and to AC Transit, but I think raised crosswalks/speed tables might work, both at the north side of Forest/Locksley where the existing crosswalk is marked, and on the south side of Forest/Oak Grove. This would require removing some curbside parking spots to accommodate the curb ramp and crosswalk, so neighbors on the block would also have to be consulted, but it’s worth looking into.