Rancho Peñasquitos neighbors want safety on their streets, now! 
With the number of complaints about the responses from the city of San Diego Street Division, we are fielding many calls and complaints about the lackluster ‘Get It Done’ App and over-all non-responsive results.
Michael Buck, a lifelong resident of Rancho Peñasquitos moved back to raise his family in the neighborhood of Sundance in 2009. Since then his home, vehicles, and basic safety have all been slammed by reckless and speeding Drivers from Twin Trails Drive. His home has been hit six times taking out fire hydrants, street signs, street lights, work vehicles, and the whole front yard! To date, the request to add traffic and additional speed limit signs and speed deterrents have not been answered. It’s been 11 years!
See Michael’s experience in this video, Traffic Safety Requests Go Unanswered In Rancho Penasquitos
We are here to help rally Community support for immediate safety measures to be installed on Twin Trails Drive. Will you join us, take the Community Traffic Survey today, and make your voice heard at City Hall? 11 years of waiting for safety solutions is insane. It’s time to come together for the greater good and safety of all our residents.
COMMUNITY TRAFFIC SURVEY
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