Create a Four-Way Stop at Randolph and Alexander

Recent signers:
Jessica Montanez and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Just a short while ago, my best friend and her grandmother lost their lives in a tragic accident at the intersection of Randolph and Alexander in our community of Jupiter Farms, FL. This devastating event has left a deep scar not only in my heart but in the hearts of everyone who knew and loved them. It is a loss that will forever change us, but it is also a wake-up call to prevent such tragedies from ever happening again.

The intersection of Randolph and Alexander, located in the peaceful yet growing community of Jupiter Farms, has become increasingly dangerous with the rise in traffic volume over the years. It is a spot where many drivers fail to yield or speed through without realizing the potential hazards, due in part to the lack of adequate traffic control measures. The absence of a four-way stop means that right-of-way rules can be confusing, and any misjudgment or lapse in attention can lead to catastrophic outcomes.

Installing a four-way stop sign at this intersection is not just a safety measure, but a necessity. Statistics from the Federal Highway Administration suggest that intersections with appropriate signage see a significant reduction in fatal accidents; in fact, the implementation of a four-way stop can reduce crashes by up to 45%. The cost of installing these stop signs is minimal when weighed against the potential to save lives and avert more tragedies in our beloved neighborhood.

We must act now to galvanize our local authorities to take immediate measures to safeguard our roads. The residents of Jupiter Farms deserve safer streets, and a four-way stop at Randolph and Alexander is a step forward in making that possible.

Please lend your voice and support to our cause. Sign this petition and help us make the necessary changes to protect our community and honor the memory of those we’ve lost.

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Recent signers:
Jessica Montanez and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Just a short while ago, my best friend and her grandmother lost their lives in a tragic accident at the intersection of Randolph and Alexander in our community of Jupiter Farms, FL. This devastating event has left a deep scar not only in my heart but in the hearts of everyone who knew and loved them. It is a loss that will forever change us, but it is also a wake-up call to prevent such tragedies from ever happening again.

The intersection of Randolph and Alexander, located in the peaceful yet growing community of Jupiter Farms, has become increasingly dangerous with the rise in traffic volume over the years. It is a spot where many drivers fail to yield or speed through without realizing the potential hazards, due in part to the lack of adequate traffic control measures. The absence of a four-way stop means that right-of-way rules can be confusing, and any misjudgment or lapse in attention can lead to catastrophic outcomes.

Installing a four-way stop sign at this intersection is not just a safety measure, but a necessity. Statistics from the Federal Highway Administration suggest that intersections with appropriate signage see a significant reduction in fatal accidents; in fact, the implementation of a four-way stop can reduce crashes by up to 45%. The cost of installing these stop signs is minimal when weighed against the potential to save lives and avert more tragedies in our beloved neighborhood.

We must act now to galvanize our local authorities to take immediate measures to safeguard our roads. The residents of Jupiter Farms deserve safer streets, and a four-way stop at Randolph and Alexander is a step forward in making that possible.

Please lend your voice and support to our cause. Sign this petition and help us make the necessary changes to protect our community and honor the memory of those we’ve lost.

The Decision Makers

Ric Bradshaw
Palm Beach County Sheriff
Palm Beach County Commission
2 Members
Maria Sachs
Palm Beach County Commission - District 5
Joel Flores
Palm Beach County Commission - District 3

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