The residents of Sellars Drive, Inman, SC, are facing a daily hazard that affects our basic safety and wellbeing. Our mailboxes are currently located across Highway 357, a road notorious for its fast traffic. Cars consistently travel at speeds exceeding 60 MPH, often with areas dangerously close to our mailboxes, which sit barely six inches from the edge of the pavement. This situation not only jeopardizes our safety each time we retrieve our mail, but it's also become a source of constant stress and concern for the five families living on Sellars Drive.

Imagine having to dart across a bustling highway, dodging high-speed vehicles, just to pick up your daily mail. It's not just inconvenient; it's risking life and limb. For ourselves, our children, and even our pets, this setup is a disaster waiting to happen. This is a plea not just for convenience but for common sense and safety. It shouldn't be a gamble every time someone on our street needs to collect their mail.

We are calling upon the local authorities and postal service to relocate our mailboxes to Sellars Drive, where they rightfully belong. By moving the mailboxes, we can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and ensure that residents collect their mail without the added risk of crossing a highly-trafficked road. There are feasible options for relocation that can be explored with minimal inconvenience or cost, ensuring that safety becomes a central priority in our community planning.

This change is not only crucial for our current circumstances but also for fostering a community that values the safety and well-being of its residents. Help us make Sellars Drive a safer place for all who live here. Our community's peace of mind and safety are worth the effort of a short relocation.

Sign this petition today to urge local authorities to take swift action in moving the mailboxes from Highway 357 onto Sellars Drive. Our safety should always come first, and your support can help make that happen. Thank you for standing with us in prioritizing our community's wellbeing and safety. Together, we can make a difference.