I got a note from a reader about targeted stop sign enforcement at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street.

She said the officer told her they have received complaints about both cars and bikes failing to stop at the stop signs. Because of that she said the officers are paying special attention to the intersection.

Be sure to come to a complete stop, especially if you are in the area.

9 thoughts on “Targeted enforcement on 4th Ave”
  1. Did an impromptu check at that intersection a little while ago.
    Out of 11 cyclists heading North:
    2 stopped
    3 slowed and looked
    6 blew right through.
    Didn’t count the ones going the other
    directions, but they seemed to do a
    little better.

  2. Did an impromptu check at that intersection a little while ago.
    Out of 11 cyclists heading North:
    2 stopped
    3 slowed and looked
    6 blew right through.
    Didn’t count the ones going the other
    directions, but they seemed to do a
    little better.

  3. After observing on three occasions, I am calling
    for stepped-up enforcement at 4th Ave./ 9th St.
    Every wrong bicycling practice is illustrated in
    just a few minutes time.
    85% blow through the intersection coming North
    from the underpass. The other three directions are
    a little better. Cyclists come up the west sidewalk and
    enter the intersection against traffic. Saw a couple
    coming north out of the underpass in the south-bound
    traffic lane. They ride down next to the Coronado, enter
    the intersection, loop around south to the underpass.
    Unless they clamp down there, it’s just a matter of time…..
    Saw two cars (one north, one south) blow the intersection,
    too. I wonder if those red flashing LED outlined stop signs
    would help there.

  4. After observing on three occasions, I am calling
    for stepped-up enforcement at 4th Ave./ 9th St.
    Every wrong bicycling practice is illustrated in
    just a few minutes time.
    85% blow through the intersection coming North
    from the underpass. The other three directions are
    a little better. Cyclists come up the west sidewalk and
    enter the intersection against traffic. Saw a couple
    coming north out of the underpass in the south-bound
    traffic lane. They ride down next to the Coronado, enter
    the intersection, loop around south to the underpass.
    Unless they clamp down there, it’s just a matter of time…..
    Saw two cars (one north, one south) blow the intersection,
    too. I wonder if those red flashing LED outlined stop signs
    would help there.

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