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Reminder: Stop Sign Changes At Bratt, Pine Barren Roads
August 18, 2008
The stop signs at Pine Barren Road and Bratt Road were switched last week. It is an important change to remember as the school year begins
Previously, drivers on the paved Pine Barren Road must stop, while drivers on the dirt Bratt Road did not. But that changed last week…drivers on the dirt Bratt Road now have the stop sign, while drivers on the paved Pine Barren Road will no longer be required to stop. It’s all exactly opposite of the way it has been.
The Escambia County Road Department has installed signs to give drivers advance notice of the change before the intersection.
Pine Barren Road is frequently traveled by students, staff and school buses on their way to Northview High School.
Pictured above: Traffic on Bratt Road must now stop at Pine Barren Road. NorthEscambia.com photo.
Comments
5 Responses to “Reminder: Stop Sign Changes At Bratt, Pine Barren Roads”
So much for people paying attention! My daughter almost got demolished at that intersection today! Thank goodness she still thinks the stop sign is there. She was about to stop (she was on Pine Barren Rd.) and a company vehicle had to swerve to miss her! He was the one supposed to stop! Wished she could remember the name of the company vehicle!
I live on Pine Barren Road near this intersection, and I don’t allow my children to play in our front yard during the afternoon due to the reckless speeds of the high school students, as well as other drivers. I hope the sheriffs office will be a presence on our road to help keep it safe.
I agree,it should have been made a four way stop!!! Some folks that drive on Pine Barren Road,use it as a speedway!!!! Try driving a bus on it shortly after Northview releases it’s students!!!!!!! It gets hairy and scary!!!!!
Jay, you are right…this will mean a better opportunity for speeding. The 4-Way stop would have been a much better idea.
Striving for a better community,
Julie
This has been long overdue. According to Florida traffic regulations, paved roads have the right-of-way over dirt roads and when Pine Barren Road was paved the signage should have been properly placed by the county road department.
A draw back to the change in my opinion will be more speeding by drivers on Pine Barren. Maybe it should have been made a four-way stop. Just food for thought.