Can we add more stop signs to slow down traffic?

Many studies show that stop signs are not an effective measure for reducing midblock speeds. The overuse of stop signs may cause drives to respond carelessly to the stop signs. By Federal, States and Local laws "stop signs should not be used for speed control” Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.

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1. How do I report a pothole/street light outage/sidewalk crack?
2. How do I reserve a City Hall Conference Room?
3. Do you approve concrete, asphalt and mortar mix designs?
4. How can I request assistance with traffic calming in my neighborhood?
5. There is water coming out of my roadway, what do I do?
6. How do I get a speed bump in my neighborhood?
7. Can we add more stop signs to slow down traffic?
8. How can I get my street swept?
9. If there is not a speed limit posted, how fast should I drive?
10. Why aren’t all crosswalks marked?
11. How can we get an unpaved road maintained?
12. Can we get our street cleaned after a rain storm?
13. How are the pond areas maintained?
14. What do I do if I see weeds on city property?
15. How do I report a malfunctioning traffic signal?
16. How do I report a damaged sign?