Traffic calming generally is needed in this stretch to reign in speed and force more driver attentiveness. Curb extensions at these intersections along with crosswalks please.

A dog was killed crossing near Adams Street in May. That sad event should be a warning as to speed. Factors are the curve, speed, inattentiveness and an increased number of residents with the new dormitory.

I was just about to open an issue for this, but SCF helpfully pointed me to this one. Please implement this. RRFB's to go with it would be appreciated.

And I had an accident trying to get onto St. Paul St. from Adams St. last fall. I would suggest no left turn off Adams because with the curve and the speed of incoming traffic, there is too much going on to navigate safely, as I discovered.

A crosswalk would be a good idea. Maybe even a stop sign at Kilburne Street, just to slow incoming traffic and give drivers time to look around. The curve around Smolley Park is the factor that makes sightlines poor.

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