I live on the 3500 block of Goliad Rd; one lane southbound, one lane northbound, 40 m.p.h. and 1 school zone with a 25 m.p.h. when lights are flashing. People are driving way over the 40 m.p.h. regularly and at night when traffic is less, I hear vehicles going by that I know are going 70+ m.p.h. Fences are mowed down and guardrail posts broken down. Speeding is not a northside problem. It's all over San Antonio. I have lived here for 4 years and 2 men have died in this area because they were speeding, lost control and crashed. It's not going to change until stronger laws are created and enforced.

I got a tell you, ever since siampat left, traffic seems to be moving smoother. Thanks for leaving, we needed the space!

I moved out of San Antonio because of the non enforcement of speed limits, 30 MPH is the max allowed not the Min. Should be 20 on residental streets. Windcrest,Live Oak and Univeral City enforce their 20 MPH limits why can not San Antonio at least try?

I agree yotube that going from 30 MPH to 10 MPH is ridiculous. While I understand their concerns there is no reason they should be granted such an exception over school zones of 20 MPH. Common sense people!!

Asking to go from 30 mph to 10 mph is nonsense. But speed bumps would help. Patrolling would help.

30 mph limit means 85 to a lot of drivers in this city. Speed bumps and stop sign won't stop the idiot drivers.