To stop at a stop sign
Every single day, I’m out here watching people treat the stop sign in our neighborhood like a suggestion rather than a rule. They just blow right through without even tap-tapping the brakes. It’s not a difficult concept: the sign is there for a reason. We’ve got kids playing out here and parents pushing strollers every afternoon. Following the simple rules of the road is how we keep this community safe, and it shouldn’t be this hard to get people to care about their neighbors.
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