Thank you for sharing your experience, Jf7041. A spillover and gridlock in front of the firehouse illustrates exactly how dangerous widespread congestion can be, and the immediacy with which it requires attention. You proposed that the most effective way to tackle the issue is to increase personal service summons and human traffic control. Given the City's limited human resources, however, there is only so many people the City can afford to dedicate to this cause. Would you say the City should at least try to prioritize traffic enforcement around special utility buildings such as firehouses and hospitals?
Thank you for sharing your experience, Jf7041. A spillover and gridlock in front of the firehouse illustrates exactly how dangerous widespread congestion can be, and the immediacy with which it requires attention. You proposed that the most effective way to tackle the issue is to increase personal service summons and human traffic control. Given the City's limited human resources, however, there is only so many people the City can afford to dedicate to this cause. Would you say the City should at least try to prioritize traffic enforcement around special utility buildings such as firehouses and hospitals?
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