What we are asking for

Date: 5 March 2026

This project is not anti-delivery and not anti-business. It is a request for Checkers Sixty60 to operate responsibly in dense residential areas where repeated high-noise passes can materially affect quality of life.

1) Route planning that respects residential streets

Where viable, route delivery traffic via main roads rather than steep, narrow residential shortcuts. Restrict shortcut use during peak evening periods when ambient neighborhood noise is otherwise lower.

2) Quieter fleet standards

Adopt stricter maintenance and noise-compliance checks for bikes operating in residential routes. Where possible, shift to quieter vehicle classes for local last-mile delivery.

3) Transparent complaint handling

Provide a clear escalation path with acknowledgement timelines, measurable commitments, and periodic updates to affected residents.

4) Data-informed engagement

Use timestamped evidence and route-level patterns to guide mitigation, rather than relying only on anecdotal responses. We are building this evidence base to make that process easier.