Crunch time in Roslindale Square

There are several really dangerous intersections and streets around the square and in the neighborhood - I can think of quite a few spots where people speed and make illegal and dangerous maneuvers (above is just one example). the most pressing is the crosswalk next to the wallpaper place - if someone is stopped for a pedestrian, often a motorist will whip around on the right in the bike lane and almost run the pedestrian over - I've seen it happen at least 3 times in the past few months - one time was a very close call with a woman pushing a stroller. This needs to be made narrower to prevent people from doing this.

I'm not sure how putting "slow" and "20mph" signs on walter street prevents people from driving 40+ mph through there. "Slow" signs are pretty useless in general - this is a place that could benefit from bike lanes and raised pedestrian crossings (or curb extensions).

There really needs to be curb extensions at both the irving and the brooke on cummins (and maybe at all crosswalks on cummins). - these are schools that have a lot of walkers - and people regularly speed along cummins. the bike lanes helped a little, but a more permanent solution is needed.

There really should be a raised crosswalks at the healy along florence street.

I also hope that Walsh keeps his promise of getting the state to reduce speed limits in residential areas - almost every other state this this between 20 and 25 mph.