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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We found a house that checks a lot of the boxes except it sits on a street that some may consider busy, which got me thinking, what would you consider a "busy street" when looking at a house? Cut through traffic? Double yellow line? Speed bumps?

This street in particular doesn't have any lines, but does have speed bumps and seems to get a fair amount of traffic. Sitting outside for a half hour at rush hour there were 50 cars. I would consider that to be busy but DH doesn't have a problem with it which made me curious what others think. Has anyone bought on a similar street and have regrets, advice, etc.? It does have a large, quiet backyard with a privacy fence.[/quote]

Some of the worst neighborhoods traffic wise refuse to install safety measures, such as double lines or speed bumps. People who live there know how bad the traffic is, but do not want to call attention to it, or bring their house values down by having such safety measures in place. To me, cut through traffic is an automatic NO.

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