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People who live on B Street, between North West and North Pitt Streets, are asking the borough to install additional speed bumps or signage.
The borough's engineer, Jeff Bergsten, says they take resident complaints seriously and on two separate weeklong occasions in July of 2023 and May of this year, radar cameras were placed in the neighborhood. "We've already seen at least three or four times where it's been very close," added Shearer."People have had to slam on brakes."
Roundabouts were also installed a bit farther up on both sides, as part of a traffic improvement project.
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