Hawaiian Shore's speed bumps

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I have a good idea, no speed bumps so the traffic stays on the highway. Why would we want to divert highway traffic into a neighborhood? I do not have a problem with traffic, there will be more and more, and it should continue to use the highway to get to its destination. How does this not make sense to you? What is the benefit of the speed bumps and who are they benefitting? How was it determined that they were in the interest of the HSCA? There are plenty of negatives. I keep asking if anyone was hit on Papio by a car, let alone a speeding car.(I know the answer is no.) I am sure some animals have died on the highway, but there are many more in the neighborhood. What are the benefits, and do the benefits out weigh the negatives for the community and the people trying to get through on the highway? How about ambulance access to the government road? Is that better now? How about answering any of the many questions I have asked instead of deflecting.