Traffic Calming, Trees and 'Café Culture' as Plans for Road Back on Agenda

Traffic calming, trees and 'café culture' as plans for road back on agenda

Improvements to the area were previously dropped after financial pressures caused money to be allocated elsewhere

New traffic calming policy to see debate within town

Following up on previously implemented traffic control measures on Maplewood Drive, Town of Strathmore Council will review a new “traffic calming” policy in September.

City seeks community input on traffic calming - The City of Asheville

The City of Asheville has launched a new online survey on traffic calming – the installation of roadway features to reduce motor vehicle speed and improve safety for all roadway users. The City is looking for community input on the current traffic policy and what changes residents would most like to see in a future update. Take the Survey Now The new survey, open until Friday, August 21, builds on the great turnout and thoughtful conversations a…

Simpsonville advances traffic calming measures for two subdivisions: City Council notes

Here is a recap of the Simpsonville City Council meeting on July 28. Advanced: Traffic calming measures Council advanced a pair of resolutions to calm traffic in the League Estates and Hunters Woods subdivisions. If approved, the speed limit will be lowered in League Estates from 25 mph to 20 mph, and speed humps would be added on the east and west portions of Foxhound Road near the park/playground area in Hunters Woods. This item will go before…

New traffic calming policy to see debate within town – Strathmore Times

Following up on previously implemented traffic control measures on Maplewood Drive, Town of Strathmore Council will review a new “traffic calming” policy in September. Ethan Wilson, manager of infrastructure forRead More »