The temporary speed bumps were installed Saturday by city crews following numerous complaints from business owners and residents about dangerous driving conditions at the intersection.

"I think it's a great thing. I think we need that," said Jim Scruggs, manager of Comeback Burger.

Steve Perkinson, owner of Old Towne Perks, called it the "best decision I've seen since I've been here 9 months."

Business owners and residents say drivers routinely ignore the stop sign at the intersection, creating dangerous conditions for pedestrians and other vehicles.

"The stop sign is literally right outside my window and there's no stopping, they just keep going and going," Perkinson said.

Richard Wilson, who has operated his business in Old Towne for 43 years, said the problem is constant.

"The sto

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