"There Is No Right to Unimpeded Fast Driving," even down Eastridge Way.

No, not even by monstrous trucks and school buses.

Q: Why aren't speeding and reckless driving on our mistakenly arterial downtown streets the perfect grounds for public safety proclamations?

A: In cases of tone deafness.

There Is No Right to Unimpeded Fast Driving, by Angie Schmitt (Streetsblog)

There is nothing guaranteeing any street user anything like “unimpeded speedy passage with no need to slow down, ever.” There just isn’t. Get over it.