Install 4-Way Stop at Bufflehead and E. Country Club Blvd


Install 4-Way Stop at Bufflehead and E. Country Club Blvd
The Issue
Living at the corner of Bufflehead and East Country Club Blvd in Big Bear, CA, safety is a constant concern. Our neighborhood has witnessed several close calls that have compelled me to take action. With new families moving in, the sight of children playing outside is common. However, what should be a joyful community experience frequently turns into a heart-stopping moment as cars speed down E Country Club Blvd, seemingly oblivious to the lives around them.
One particularly jarring incident involves my neighbor's puppy. Just a few weeks ago, it narrowly avoided a collision with a speeding vehicle, highlighting the clear and present danger of our streets. Personally, I have felt the rush of wind against me from speeding cars while standing outside collecting trash. It's undeniably perilous, especially under the cloak of night.
These incidents underscore an urgent need for more traffic control in our neighborhood. Installing a 4-way stop at this intersection would serve as a significant deterrent to speeders, effectively enhancing the safety of our community. Stop signs are proven means of reducing vehicle speed and accidents in residential areas. According to the Federal Highway Administration, stop signs can decrease the risk of accidents by up to 60% when properly implemented. A 4-way stop would provide drivers with clear guidance and help ensure that children, pets, and pedestrians are safe while navigating our streets.
Our neighborhood should not be an accident waiting to happen. By installing a 4-way stop, we can make the streets safer for everyone. I urge local Big Bear authorities and the City Council to prioritize the welfare and safety of our community by addressing this pressing issue. Please join me in advocating for the installation of a 4-way stop at the intersection of Bufflehead and East Country Club Blvd. Sign this petition to help make our neighborhood a safer place for everyone.
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The Issue
Living at the corner of Bufflehead and East Country Club Blvd in Big Bear, CA, safety is a constant concern. Our neighborhood has witnessed several close calls that have compelled me to take action. With new families moving in, the sight of children playing outside is common. However, what should be a joyful community experience frequently turns into a heart-stopping moment as cars speed down E Country Club Blvd, seemingly oblivious to the lives around them.
One particularly jarring incident involves my neighbor's puppy. Just a few weeks ago, it narrowly avoided a collision with a speeding vehicle, highlighting the clear and present danger of our streets. Personally, I have felt the rush of wind against me from speeding cars while standing outside collecting trash. It's undeniably perilous, especially under the cloak of night.
These incidents underscore an urgent need for more traffic control in our neighborhood. Installing a 4-way stop at this intersection would serve as a significant deterrent to speeders, effectively enhancing the safety of our community. Stop signs are proven means of reducing vehicle speed and accidents in residential areas. According to the Federal Highway Administration, stop signs can decrease the risk of accidents by up to 60% when properly implemented. A 4-way stop would provide drivers with clear guidance and help ensure that children, pets, and pedestrians are safe while navigating our streets.
Our neighborhood should not be an accident waiting to happen. By installing a 4-way stop, we can make the streets safer for everyone. I urge local Big Bear authorities and the City Council to prioritize the welfare and safety of our community by addressing this pressing issue. Please join me in advocating for the installation of a 4-way stop at the intersection of Bufflehead and East Country Club Blvd. Sign this petition to help make our neighborhood a safer place for everyone.
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Petition created on July 28, 2025