Need traffic single and Chitty chatting run in Morris Boulevard
 

Need traffic single and Chitty chatting run in Morris Boulevard, there is too much traffic on weekdays turning right it’s difficult turning left is impossible this is an accident waiting to happen also people should be more patient I am legally blind in my left eye I never turn left if I have to go left I will go up to the fire station turn in to their parking lot then turn right who should we contact to complain

Contact your county public works department.

There is hope. After years of nothing done and then a terrible fix the Rainey Trail (472) and 301 intersection is finally getting a stoplight.

Too funny, GE!

After reading the OP, I was wondering where Morris Blvd. is.

OP, contact Sumter County about the intersection and the need for a traffic light, and do not hold your breath.

At Chitty Chatty Run, Morse is County RTT 468.
As usual, VT is spot on. Contact the county.

Just one question:

Is this what is known as belittling?

Warm springs and 301 is no picnic and will be much worse when Hammock at Fenney is complete as well as the new industrial parks and family housing going up on 301. I think Megisson is going to be getting very busy as the go to north/south route to take

I meant Morse Blvd Sorry

Maybe after there are enough accidents at that intersection, they will put in a traffic light.

When Chitty Chatty was being built, we used to go there, park our car, and walk around. The walking trail around the lake was very nice and it is always fun to go thru new homes under construction.

To be honest, I'm surprised anyone ever bought a home there because it was obvious that it would be very difficult to turn left onto Morse Road / Route 468. And it will get much worse as more homes are built south of Route 44.

I think so, Ecuadog.

While I was put off at first while reading OP's post, when he mentioned being blind in one eye, I figured he was probably doing talk-to-text. "They" really haven't perfected talk-to-text yet. Plus I think you have to "talk" the punctuation into it. I think that after hearing my friend doing this while talking-to-text her daughter on her cell phone.
I received a talked text from a neighbor this morning. It started, "Hi, Ryan here..." His name is Mike!

No, it's known as humor. Try laughing sometime, you'll live longer.:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

Not necessarily. My wife is blind in her left eye and has no trouble making left turns, nor typing on her computer or I phone.

So then it's just having a laugh at someone else's expense.

Not sure if it is belittling but I had no ides what the OP was talking about until it was cleared up.