More stop signs installed to slow speeders through Baton Rouge neighborhood
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BATON ROUGE - A neighborhood experiencing cut-through drivers is putting the brakes on speeding.
If you're taking a drive through the Afton Oaks area of Baton Rouge the first weekend of March, you might notice a few more stop signs. Residents say Newcastle Avenue is often used as a cut-through for drivers from Sherwood Forest to S. Harrell's Ferry Road.
The City-Parish says the Homeowner's Association is approved for speed humps in the area but wanted to try out stop signs first.
The stop signs will be installed Friday, March 1.