Willow at Centre, East Side pkwy at Newtonville

Oak Hill & Old Farm

Rowe st. in Auburndale - W. Newton area!

Greenwood Street and Country Club Road!

Hammond St at Suffolk Rd. - Chestnut Hill

Hammond St at Middlesex Rd. - Chestnut Hill

Olde field road-Hagen road

Elm St. & Webster - West Newton (right next to the children's park)

Elliot Street and Oak Street - specifically, people driving down Elliot Street from Route 9 rarely come to a full stop. For some reason, they think they have the right of way, even though it's a 4 way stop. Police need to better enforced the stop signs at this very dangerous intersection.

Thank you, everyone for the stop sign locations -- keep them coming! I have added all the locations that we have so far to our map above (on the right side of the page.)

It would be interesting to take the signs reported as frequently ignored and compare them against the criteria normally used to determine if a stop sign is warranted: http://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/htm/2009/part2/part2b.htm#section2B05 Some of these stop signs may have been placed without meeting those guidelines or may predate the guidelines.

there are certain stop signs which are more akin to neighborhood political rally statements than they are to situational solution; such is the case of Hammond at Suffolk. 'A mind is a terrible thing to waste' - try working with the Board of Aldermen!

From Sarah Napoline via Twitter -- Herrick Road-Braeburn shortcut in Newton Center.

At Miller Rd and Cloverdale Rd in Newton Highlands. It's a great cut through so there is a lot of traffic here, but it's a family neighborhood with lots of little children. Between the speeding and people running stop signs, it is very dangerous.

Cabot St @ Harvard st

Union st. & Langley Rd.

Rowe St
Rowe St./Comm. Ave
Rowe St./Auburndale Ave
Rowe St./Webster St/Wolcott St.

Greenwood and Hartman Road. IT is a 4 way and people just ignore it.
Thanks.

Jackson Street and Daniel Street-stop sign ignored continuously.

How about yield signs ignored-
Rte 9 west (in front of the mall) @ Hammond Pond Pky
Chestnut St @ Rte 9 west.

THERE SEEMS TO BE A GREAT TOLERENCE IN NEWTON OF MANY TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS AND GENERAL LACK OF ENFORCEMENT OF TRAFFIC LAWS BY THE NEWTON P.D. IT WOULD BE INTERESTING TO FIND OUT HOW MANY TICKETS OR WARNINGS ARE ISSUED FOR WHAT OFFENCES.
I FOR ONE FEEL THE ROADS ARE MORE DANGEROUS BECAUSE OF LACK OF ENFORCEMENT OF THE "MINOR" INFRACTIONS SUCH AS NOT USING TURN SIGNALS, NO LANE DICIPLINE (CHECK OUT THE INTERSECTION AT ADAMS AND WASHINGTON STREETS), PEOPLE NOT STOPPING WHILE GOING RIGHT ON RED, AND A GENERAL DISREGARD OF MANY (MOST) TRAFFIC LAWS BY NEWTON DRIVERS, IN FACT MOST DRIVERS IN THE METROBOSTON AREA.
WE ALSO SHOULD BE AWARE OF LOUSEY SIGNAGE AND FREQUENTLY POOR HIGHWAY/ INTERSECTION DESIGN WHICH CONFORMS TO "THE BOOK"
BUT IGNORE REALITY.

P.S. WE SHOULD NOT FORGT PEDESTRIANS WHO BELIEVE THEY HAVE AN ABSOLUTE RIGHT TO CROO JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE IN AN INTERSECTION.

Maybe some portion of the huge amount of energy the Newton police devote to ticketing parked cars because of meter violations could be redirected toward enforcing traffic laws that have more dire consequences.