Anonymous wrote:This is what DC does. Pile on ever more laws. Enforce nothing. Laws are almost symbolic in DC.
Anonymous wrote:People in my neighborhood don’t even slow down for stop signs. Has anyone in DC ever been stopped by a cop for a traffic violation? Of any kind? Maybe the city government should focus on enforcing existing laws before inventing new ones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree. Smash the cars of people who violate traffic laws and put us all at risk.
This. We’ve put a bag of river cobbles (rocks about the size of a roma tomato) outside in our front yard where have our distancing chairs for visitors. When people with Maryland tags come flying down our street taking a shortcut to River Road, we throw them at them. We’re probably 4-for-20 in hitting cars. Usually they’re going so fast we can’t even throw a rock fast enough to hit them. But we’ve landed a few!![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree. Smash the cars of people who violate traffic laws and put us all at risk.
This. We’ve put a bag of river cobbles (rocks about the size of a roma tomato) outside in our front yard where have our distancing chairs for visitors. When people with Maryland tags come flying down our street taking a shortcut to River Road, we throw them at them. We’re probably 4-for-20 in hitting cars. Usually they’re going so fast we can’t even throw a rock fast enough to hit them. But we’ve landed a few!![]()
You sound like a moron. Don’t be surprised if one of those Marylanders stops, gets out of their car and kicks your teeth in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Instead of rocks use tennis balls
What about bicyclists? They are the most lawless people on the road.
Anonymous wrote:Instead of rocks use tennis balls
Anonymous wrote:Instead of rocks use tennis balls
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree. Smash the cars of people who violate traffic laws and put us all at risk.
This. We’ve put a bag of river cobbles (rocks about the size of a roma tomato) outside in our front yard where have our distancing chairs for visitors. When people with Maryland tags come flying down our street taking a shortcut to River Road, we throw them at them. We’re probably 4-for-20 in hitting cars. Usually they’re going so fast we can’t even throw a rock fast enough to hit them. But we’ve landed a few!![]()
Anonymous wrote:I agree. Smash the cars of people who violate traffic laws and put us all at risk.
Anonymous wrote:This is what DC does. Pile on ever more laws. Enforce nothing. Laws are almost symbolic in DC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People in my neighborhood don’t even slow down for stop signs. Has anyone in DC ever been stopped by a cop for a traffic violation? Of any kind? Maybe the city government should focus on enforcing existing laws before inventing new ones
Hi! I live by a crazy intersection (7 stop signs) near the Maryland border and after infinity complaints we had a cop come sit there and ticket everyone who blew through the stop signs. I wanted to order him a freaking pizza, we just sat at the window and cheered. It helped for a week or so but I'm hoping they will consider putting in a light or traffic camera after making forty billion dollars off that one 8 hour shift.
They made one of the streets of that intersection into a slow street after that, which doesn't completely solve the stop sign issue but has helped some Marylanders plan an alternate route, which helps with the insanely reckless driving.