Monday, September 21, 2026

What's Driving You Loopy? – A mother's never-give-up strategy helps get a site visitors sign close to an area highschool

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LAS VEGAS ( KLAS ) – Query: When is a site visitors sign greater than a site visitors sign?

Reply: When it may be an actual life saver at a southwest valley intersection well-known for shut calls.

Simply ask Kim Brock, the mother who was with County Commissioner Justin Jones at 6 Tuesday morning, flipping the swap at Cactus and Torrey Pines – the primary method mother and father and grandparents drop their children off on the close by highschool.

Jones commented on Brock:

“Her daughter was a student at desert oasis and, unfortunately, was in an accident at this intersection.”

After a site visitors examine confirmed 13,000 automobiles a day there – not simply highschool site visitors – development of the brand new sign began in February.

And right here it’s, able to go for the primary day of lessons Monday.

Jones says:

“This site visitors sign is greater than metal and wires. It is a promise saved to households. For each mother or father dropping off a pupil at D.O., for each neighbor who’s needed to dodge dashing automobiles, right this moment we’re saying: no extra shut calls.”

Buckle up, drive fastidiously – and, please put down that cellphone!

You are welcome to hitch the “Driving You Crazy” dialog at: [email protected].

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