As a new resident to the West St. Catherine Street area, I feel that two- way traffic will benifit me immensely. Initially, I had some problems finding my way around on our one-way streets. I almost lost sight of our Winn Dixie store completely after going all the way around the block because traffic was headed in the opposite direction of my destination. I can't help but feel, that if we had had two-way traffic in place at the time, I wouldn't have had nearly the difficulty in locating the Winn Dixie.
Additionally, what a blessing it will be when two-way traffic and parking on both sides of the street have led truck drivers to find alternate routes. Just think -- no more sounds of semi trucks rumbling down West Saint Catherine Street all hours of the day and night. Also, with slower traffic come fewer accidents. It just keeps getting better!
I foresee so many benefits in making the change in the traffic pattern for our residential street. To have parking on both sides of the street will be wonderful. I have always had to park over on Seventh Street, and walk around to my apartment. Now, I can park right out front, and living on the third floor as I do, it is great not having to carry the groceries so far.
What do you think? I, apparently, am convinced that we will definitely see a vast improvement in the quality of community life with the advent of two-way traffic on our street and in our neighborhood. If there are any negative effects to be gained with this change, you will have to point them out to me.
By Sandra McCann
Additionally, what a blessing it will be when two-way traffic and parking on both sides of the street have led truck drivers to find alternate routes. Just think -- no more sounds of semi trucks rumbling down West Saint Catherine Street all hours of the day and night. Also, with slower traffic come fewer accidents. It just keeps getting better!
I foresee so many benefits in making the change in the traffic pattern for our residential street. To have parking on both sides of the street will be wonderful. I have always had to park over on Seventh Street, and walk around to my apartment. Now, I can park right out front, and living on the third floor as I do, it is great not having to carry the groceries so far.
What do you think? I, apparently, am convinced that we will definitely see a vast improvement in the quality of community life with the advent of two-way traffic on our street and in our neighborhood. If there are any negative effects to be gained with this change, you will have to point them out to me.
By Sandra McCann
