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Message: [QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 2919611, member: 716"] Maybe, though that would present an added hazard to the pedestrians on the north side. It's compounded by the fact that the speed limit is 40, completely unenforced, and people go 50 on East Genesee, so cars at the stop sign can't break as quickly as it's designed for. To me, the root is too much volume from the east, and the aggravating factors are East Genesee speeds/volume and some of the design problems you mentioned. But I don't think NYSDOT could build its way out of the problem, short of segregating traffic into through- and service-lanes. [/QUOTE]