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Consider yourself warned.
That message from the Saskatoon Police Service Friday who announced a crack down on speeding in residential neighbourhoods.
Police say they will be targeting 12 neighbourhoods across the city that were identified as having the highest number of speeding violations.
Those parts of Saskatoon include Hampton Village, Confederation Park, Pacific Heights, Silverwood Heights, Stonebridge, Montgomery Place, Dundonald, Mount Royal, Hudson Bay Park, Greystone Heights, Westmount, and Lakeview.
The crack down is part of joint initiative by police and the city to reduce speeding.
It follows a six-week public awareness campaign and increased enforcement in areas where driver speeds had been identified as problematic by members of the public.