My first gut reaction, was [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse] she has an 11 yer old daughter.
It is such a pivotal time for when kids experience the world, and head out into it alone. They take a lot of risks at that age, and don't always include their parents.
Firewater said:
200 mph (You are now in a dangerous situation worse then when you started).
Fortunately your daughter had you heading toward her ready to help. Which is typical at this age -- the parents are still concerned and protective, and the kids dash out into the world thinking they don't need help.
A parent will have these sorts of anxieties whether the trouble is imminent or not. And parents can have dreams whether they are predictive in nature or emotional responses.
I also agree with FW's comparison of projects and children, but be open to seeing the natural emotions that go along with parenting an adolescent. Yegad.
When I dream of streets, it sometimes shows a public venue that I need to carry myself to another spot, or transverse in order to accomplish the next thing. Making phone calls, putting a venture out in public awareness, getting through loan approvals. Picture how a street is where others get to where they're going. A pedestrian is not involved in the traffic until they dive in.
FW said:
going from one place to another for many people in a short space of time.
I had a very vivid dream a couple of weeks ago and I can't stop thinking about it.
In my dream I was trying to cross a busy street. My 11 year old daughter was on the other side and I had a since of urgency to get to the other side. When an opening came, it appeared that I had plent of space to run across. I made it half way and had to stop, because the cars seemed to be going 200 mph. Both cars past me at the same time with only inches on each side. Than I made it across and hugged my daughter.
The only thing I can think of, is that I should be dead and that I'm alive to take care of my Daughter.
This could be compared to suddenly hearing that a daughter has been dating an older boy that the father/mother has never met. The parent wants to talk to the daughter about the risks, and suddenly the stakes are higher and parent finds out he has asked her to move to Indiana with his uncle. The parent isn't sure where she stands on the issue and can't get close enough to the daughter to find out where she stands.
Fortunately for happy endings, the parent finds out the girl never intended to run away, and the two are close confidants again.
I am reading far too much into this; but am just trying to help you find your own meaning for the dream. I also agree with Firewater's suggestions.