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MLU-3.1-SA17Implement Assembly Bill 43 to reduce speed limits in select corridors

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Official description

Implement Assembly Bill 43 to reduce speed limits in select corridors
(Full action name in the CAP)
In line with Assembly Bill (AB) 43, the City will develop a comprehensive speed-management plan that identifies areas on the high-injury network where speed is the leading collision factor and work to identify high pedestrian/bicyclist activity that would benefit from lower speed limits. The goal of the plan would be to reduce speed limits across the City through complementary tools such as education, outreach and traffic calming.

Tasks

What's left to do?

  • Todo6/2025

    Create a Comprehensive Speed Management Plan

What has been done?

  • Done02/01/2023

    The City obtained a U.S. Department of Transportation Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant

    The City was selected by the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) for a grant to create safe streets for all Americans. The Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Program(SS4All) supports regional, local, and Tribal initiatives through competitive grants to prevent roadway deaths and serious injuries.

    The $680,000 investment will help the City add a Comprehensive Speed Management Plan, Historically Disadvantaged Community Quick Build Program, and Slow Streets Program to the City's existing Vision Zero Strategy.

    See the press release here.

Lead department

Measure

  • Council Prioritization Score

    40.65

Action Timing

Information updated 09/12/2024