OSR is a nightmare year round. Even in February it backs up, albeit not like these last few weeks and it isn’t even the Fourth yet. I saw in Chris Perry’s opinion piece in the Current where he said we’re near 30,000 vehicles peak. Unfortunately, he’s wrong, we’re way past that number year round. I’m a mail carrier here and for sh!ts and giggles I counted the amount of cars in Sachem’s Path, where I deliver. 40 homes with 150 vehicles. Do the math. I deliver to seasonal homes that have 4-5 vehicles and others that have much more. The TON dropped the ball addressing these quality of life issues, such as STR’s and year round homes converted to seasonal. It’s all a quality of issue. There’s zero enforcement of ANY laws, whether it be health, police etc. the speeding, texting while driving, not stopping at stop signs (that one bugs me more than anything) and the basic inattentiveness of drivers will lead to something bad. Ok, rant over
And sadly, I think you’re right
OSR is a nightmare year round. Even in February it backs up, albeit not like these last few weeks and it isn’t even the Fourth yet. I saw in Chris Perry’s opinion piece in the Current where he said we’re near 30,000 vehicles peak. Unfortunately, he’s wrong, we’re way past that number year round. I’m a mail carrier here and for sh!ts and giggles I counted the amount of cars in Sachem’s Path, where I deliver. 40 homes with 150 vehicles. Do the math. I deliver to seasonal homes that have 4-5 vehicles and others that have much more. The TON dropped the ball addressing these quality of life issues, such as STR’s and year round homes converted to seasonal. It’s all a quality of issue. There’s zero enforcement of ANY laws, whether it be health, police etc. the speeding, texting while driving, not stopping at stop signs (that one bugs me more than anything) and the basic inattentiveness of drivers will lead to something bad. Ok, rant over