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Resident tells council speeding near VMI endangers pedestrians, asks for speed trailers or cameras
Summary
Lexington resident Daryl Lefebvre told the City Council Jan. 2 he regularly sees vehicles exceeding the 25 mph limit near Virginia Military Institute and urged the city to add speed trailers or cameras; the city manager agreed to follow up and connect him with staff.
Daryl Lefebvre, an independent minister and Lexington resident, urged the City Council on Jan. 2 to address frequent speeding and crosswalk noncompliance near the Virginia Military Institute.
Lefebvre described walking his dog twice daily and seeing drivers “doing 40, 50” miles per hour in areas posted at 25 mph. “People don't pay. No never mind to the crosswalk,” he…
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