Speeding and rash driving in neighborhoods pose serious risks for residents as well as property. One way to tackle the issue is by building community support and understanding the risks of speeding. This can help in reducing member-related speeding instances.  Measures such as implementing speed limits, installing speed control devices such as humps and warning/caution signs, and creating pavement and crosswalk markings can also help in improving neighborhood road safety. Ensuring adequate lighting to facilitate nighttime visibility can significantly limit the risks of bumps and crashes.  Where the speeding problem is challenging to manage, or the other measures have failed, you may reach out to your local or state authority for help and guidance.