Heavy trucks are a problem and exacerbate the poor condition of the street. This is difficult as trucks need to be in the area to perform their work. It may be an enforcement issue. The City pays for the centre strip. If, however, residents would like the shoulder paved or other features added then the cost is shared between the City and the residents through the local improvement program.
Safety is a concern especially with the schoolchildren.
Including reducing the speed limit. Not sure there is a single answer to the question. A variety of initiatives need to be undertaken e.g. Monitoring by neighbours, speed bumps, and other traffic calming measures. Some residents were in support of getting the street paved and updated now as it is presently not safe. One person stated that Blenheim Street is a disgrace.