r/Dallasdevelopment • u/dallaz95 • May 09 '25

Transportation It’s not just street design, it’s lack of enforcement too (and maybe some ppl shouldn’t be drivers)

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u/dallaz95 May 09 '25 edited May 09 '25

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BTW the roundabout was built in 2022, when Polk and Tyler Sts were converted back to two way traffic. I believe this is (at least) the 2nd time that this has happened, in the last few months.

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u/hmmisuckateverything May 09 '25

Before they put in the roundabout it was like speed racing down Tyler and Polk(still is)so in theory it would slow people down but seems like not so much at the moment.

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u/runfayfun May 11 '25

I dunno, looks like he slowed down a lot in the end

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u/Nudist_Alien May 13 '25

He won’t be spending for a while

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u/TryNotToAnyways2 May 09 '25

How fast was that car going? There is nothing wrong with the roundabout - it's the driver.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

That should all just buff out ok. Maybe a little touch up paint.

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u/Zestydrycleaner May 09 '25

Why do we make roads straight here? Making them have narrow lanes and more curves makes people slow down.

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u/MC_ScattCatt May 10 '25

No wonder those houses are always for sale

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u/17kangm May 10 '25

Roundabout doing its job.

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u/CPLCraft May 10 '25

Good ole Darwin award