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Resident urges no-passing zone and signage on U.S. Highway 89 near Clyde Park
Summary
Resident Drew Kerrigan told the Park County Commission that the entrance to his home on U.S. Highway 89 is hazardous because a blind turn and changing speed limits create a dangerous passing zone; commissioners said the county has requested a state study and asked for patience while the state evaluates the stretch.
Drew Kerrigan told the Park County Commission on Oct. 28 that the entrance to his home at 1629 U.S. Highway 89 North is dangerously exposed to passing vehicles and rising speeds, and he asked the county to pursue signage and a no-passing designation.
"I request signage for a left hand turn and changes to the passing zones in the interest of safety," Kerrigan said, describing repeated near-miss passing attempts while he waits…
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