BX residents: Stop sign needed at intersection

Some residents in Throgs Neck are calling on the Department of Transportation to put an all-way stop sign at an intersection they say is dangerous. Neighbors say the intersection of Balcom and Sampson

News 12 Staff

Aug 28, 2009, 10:24 PM

Updated 5,346 days ago

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BX residents: Stop sign needed at intersection
Some residents in Throgs Neck are calling on the Department of Transportation to put an all-way stop sign at an intersection they say is dangerous.
Neighbors say the intersection of Balcom and Sampson avenues is like a highway running through a residential area. They add that cars constantly speed down the street filled with elderly people and children.
Residents say installing a stop sign will force vehicles to slow down to let pedestrians cross the street safely. State Sen. Jeff Klein has written a letter to the DOT's Bronx borough commissioner requesting a stop sign.


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