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Marsha Walker: Speeding is a serious traffic problem Marsha Walker writes: I have no doubt that speeding is our most serious traffic problem. From our home on Edmonton Road to the city limits on Burkesville St. is where I notice it the most. Cars fly by our house both ways all day. I am certain we need more patrolling, but I know it would be costly. I think if everyone would just use common sense driving, we would all be much safer. --Marsha WalkerComments re article 99363 Bryan Walker Calls for more local patrolling for speeding This story was posted on 2018-09-06 04:54:13
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