Since we moved in seven years ago, our house has been hit by a car once, and another car ran off the road into our yard. About a month ago, a guy ran off the road at Ridgewood and had to be taken to the hospital in a helicopter. The speed limit on these streets is 25 MPH. I always drive the speed limit on these streets. I get passed regularly (at least twice a week) by people that want to drive 50, 60, or 70 MPH.

I know. That is a tough corner right there. I've almost been hit by the school bus taking that turn wide.

And it was really bad when your neighbor had all of those branches sticking out in the middle of the road during the storm cleanup. Not that they had anywhere else to put it with the guardrails.

Everyone should just try and remember to slow down on turns like these and stay on your side of the road. You never know what's coming around the corner.

Not that I drive the speed limit but I certainly don't condone 50+. I wouldn't even recommend more than 35 on Poplar. And on that turn I purposely will drive under the speed limit just for the reason listed above.

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