“The big problem is we have speeders who fly north and south on County Road 25, doing 60, 70 mph,” he said. A couple weeks ago, Sorok asked the county to install stop signs at the three-way intersection of County Road 25 and Eagle Road. Scotts Bluff Board of County Commissioners discussed adding stop signs Monday evening, but were stymied by requirements for adding those kinds of signs. Linda Grummert, the county highway superintendent, said stop signs can’t be used for speed control according to the Federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. “Stop signs cannot be used to control speed,” she told commissioners several times at the meeting.