Letter: How to behave in Idaho

What happens when there is a population explosion such as the one happening in the Treasure Valley now, is that citizens become self-centered instead of other-centered. Busy roads, beautiful fields now covered with houses and apartments come with the territory. This message is to invite all newcomers (and to remind all of us who have been here awhile) that there are standards of behavior we want to preserve:

• 1. What’s the hurry? Drive slower. Plan your day so you can maintain the speed limits as posted.
• 2. Don’t run red lights. If you haven’t crossed the line when it turns yellow stop. The life you save may be your own.
• More here.

Question: Do you agree/disagree with the tips provided by letter writer Sandy Spurgeon McDaniel?