The neighborhood speed radar program rotates mobile speed radar signs to different neighborhood streets, where they serve as an education tool, encouraging motorists to drive the speed limit. The signs show drivers how fast they are actually traveling, while collecting speed and volume data displayed on the Neighborhood Speed Radar map.
The radars signs are placed from May through October at locations selected by the neighborhood associations. The schedule allows for about three sign locations per NA, for two to three weeks at each location. For more information on the program, including how to request a speed radar sign at a problem location, click here. Keep scrolling on that web page to reach a map showing the speed and vehicle counts from previous locations (click on the green squares). For example, in the following 25 mph zones:
The other trouble spot is on Mt. Washington (southbound) near Polarstar, across from COCC. In this 35 mph zone, the 85% speed was 44.4, and the ADT was 2,960 vehicles.
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