WTVY  | Dothan, AL  | News, Weather, Sports  Dothan Speeding May
Soon Slow Down  By: Deborah Tuff By: Deborah Tuff  Dothan cops
have been forced to put up two flashing signs, warning folks in
the area about how many tickets have been given out.  One of
these signs in Chapelwood because within the past 10 days,
they've written 86 speeding tickets, most of them to those who
live in the neighborhood.  This issue isn't new. In fact, it's
an ongoing problem. Last summer we ran a story about the
speeding problem through Chapelwood. Then cops set up a video
camera and warning signs reminding folks of their speed. The
speeding problem decreased for awhile, but now it's back again.
However, police are hoping this new approach will let people
know they mean business.  The highest clocked speed in the
neighborhood was 59 miles per hour. That's in a neighborhood
where the speed limit is just 20 miles per hour. At that point,
it's not just a speeding ticket, but a reckless driving ticket.