Prue Road between Babcock and Bandera roads has been nicknamed “Dead Man’s Curve” because of the high number of traffic crashes along the winding road. Residents who are fed up have been trying to get someone to hear their concerns for two years.
– Prue Road between Babcock and Bandera roads has been nicknamed “Dead Man’s Curve” because of the high number of traffic crashes along the winding road.Michelle Martinez, a resident of the Westfield neighborhood on Prue Road, said it’s been two years of frustration and waiting for something to change. It started when she tried walking the sidewalk on her way to a nearby trail while pushing a stroller.She documented every crash she saw along the stretch of road.
After several attempts by the city to lower the number of crashes using new traffic signals and deploying officers to issue tickets to speeders, nothing worked.“We have pulled from every lever to get to people, to slow down, and, you know, nothing has seemed to work,” he said. The next step is to install a four-way traffic signal on Prue and Westfield roads, starting at a cost of half a million dollars. It will be part of the upcoming budget, which will need city council approval.
“This is so dangerous that our Public Works Department and I agree that this one is going to be bumped to the top of the list,” Pelaez said.Martinez urges residents with problems in their neighborhoods to stay on top of their complaints and be outspoken to their city representatives.
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