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"20 Is Plenty!"
"Go Slower"
The "official" speed limit in most neighborhoods
is 25 MPH. But many drivers exceed that limit without even thinking. The
"20 Is Plenty!" and the "Go Slower" campaigns are designed to lower the speed of traffic within neighborhoods by
asking drivers to make a conscience effort to slow down.
The campaign is not a top-down effort to have the police issue more
tickets or have the city install speed bumps.
This campaign is a bottoms-up, grassroots effort to ask drivers to
voluntarily slow down. It's about getting people to participate in
an effort to lower the speed of traffic in our neighborhood. It starts with us.
Who are the speeders?
Just look in the mirror or across the dinner table or
perhaps next door or down the street. We are the problem. It's you, me, our family, neighbors
and friends. While "outsiders" can certainly cause problems, the
majority of traffic within the neighborhood is generated by the families
who live here or live near here.
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Nicholas, Michael, Anna and David Pavlakovich want drivers to
Go Slower.
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Greenwood Village