15. Mai 2006; Port St. Lucie, FL, USA; Rainer Seen ansässigen Al Thomas war sicherlich die Fußgänger Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung in seiner Nachbarschaft Montag, gehorchen da nahm er einen Spaziergang hinunter SE Rainer Rd. Aber das Problem, nach 10 Jahren resident Bill Schomer, die gewöhnlichen Überschreitung der Fahrzeugverkehr Höchstgeschwindigkeit 30 km/h. Vor kurzem wurde Schomer so besorgt über die Sicherheit der Nachbarschaft

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May 15, 2006; Port St. Lucie, FL, USA; Rainer Lakes resident Al Thomas was certainly obeying the pedestrian speed limit in his neighborhood Monday, as he took a walk down SE Rainer Rd. But the problem, according to 10-year resident Bill Schomer, it's the habitual exceeding of the 30 mph vehicular speed limit. Recently, Schomer became so concerned with the safety of neighborhood children and his own grandchildren that he purchased eight green-plastic "safety men" and placed some of them in his yard in the 2100 block of SE Rainer Rd. He also gave them to his neighbors to put up as a reminder for traffic to slow down. Now, Schomer estimates there are about 15 of the "safety men" in his neighborhood. He also said a petition is going around his neighborhood to collect enough signatures to convince city officials to install speed bumps or speed tables in the neighborhood. Schomer said with recent construction on Lennard Road, traffic has been using his neighborhood as a cut through to Walton Road. Schomer said he would also like the speed limit lowered to 25 mph or better yet, 20 mph. Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Spencer/Palm Beach Post/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Palm Beach Post

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