In conjunction with the growing national emphasis on pedestrian safety
and the need to better distinguish neighborhood street infrastructure from
major arterials, much work has been done in the area of traffic
calming. The purpose of this page is to better acquaint our
membership with actual experiences that many State, Regional and Local
Transportation Agencies have had with traffic calming.
This is intended to serve as a reference
for identifying actions taken and case studies in areas throughout the
country that have addressed neighborhood traffic problems by
developing and applying traffic calming techniques. The
information presented should only be considered a sampling of the
total effort conducted by a particular transportation agency/community
and one should contact the individual organization for additional
details.
ITE would like to thank everyone who provided traffic calming
material for review and will periodically modify the site to reflect
any additional case studies received. Please contact Phil
Caruso, 202-785-0060 x. 126, if you have any such materials that
you would like to share with other ITE members.
| Topic |
Information |
| Speed Reduction |
- City of Abilene Road Hump
Program, (pamphlet)
- City of Gresham Neighborhood
Speedwatch: A Public
Awareness Program (pamphlet)
- Humps, Circles are 2 Weapons Against Speeders,
Kristen Cook and Ken Keuffel Jr., The Arizona Daily Star
- Neighborhood Speed Watch
Program, City of Phoenix,
(pamphlet)
- Neighborhood Speed Watch Program: Working Together for a
Safer Neighborhood, City of Seattle Transportation,
(pamphlet)
- Neighborhood Speed Watch
Program, Tucson Department of
Transportation, (pamphlet)
- Speed Humps: Facts About Controlling Traffic in Our
Neighborhoods, Tucson Department of Transportation,
(pamphlet)
- Will a Lower Speed Limit Help Reduce
Speeding?, City of
Phoenix Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, (pamphlet)
- Will More Stop Signs Slow Traffic on Our
Street?, City of
Phoenix Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, (pamphlet)
- Will "Children at Play" Signs Help Slow
Traffic?, City of Phoenix Neighborhood Traffic Management
Program, (pamphlet)
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| Streets |
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| Traffic Calming |
- City of Gresham's Neighborhood Traffic Control
Program, (pamphlet)
- City of Monterey's Traffic Calming Program
- City of Phoenix Neighborhood Traffic Safety: Right Up Your
Street, (pamphlet)
- City of San Luis Obispo Neighborhood Traffic Management
Program, (pamphlet)
- Facts About Controlling Traffic In Our
Neighborhoods,
Tucson Department of Transportation, (pamphlet)
- Fighting
Back, Ed Severson, The Arizona Daily Star
- Lafayette Consolidated Government Traffic Calming Policies and Proceedures | Traffic Calming PPT
- Multi-way Stops - The Research Shows the MUTCD is Correct!, W. Martin Bretherton Jr.,
- Neighborhood Traffic Control Program: Traffic
Circles,
Seattle Transportation, (pamphlet)
- Neighbors Pull
Together, Megan Rutherford, The
Arizona Daily Star
- Traffic Calming the Old Fashioned Way, Pocatello, Idaho
- Traffic Calming: VDOT Answers Your
Questions, (pamphlet)
- Traffic Calming: Neighborhood Traffic Management
Program,
Tucson Department of Transportation, (pamphlet)
- Well Organized Streets for Livable Communities, A Senior Project
Presented to the Faculty of
California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo (Web site)
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