In Spokane, WA, a workshop was held earlier this week to instruct residents on how to apply for traffic calming measures on their streets. The funds to be used for the program come from the city’s red-light enforcement program and include $140,000 for each city council district in the coming year. Traffic Logix Rubber Speed…
November Traffic Calmer Keeping Order/Avoiding Chaos In this issue: Keeping Order/Avoiding Chaos Keeping People Safe and Informed Emergency Preparedness Aiding the Recovery On the Streets Premiering Did you Know? Traffic Logix Tidbits Natural disasters such as the recent, catastrophic Hurricane Sandy put people’s lives, property, and possessions…
October Traffic Calmer Achieving Focus In this issue: Achieving FocusRetrofitting RoadwaysThe Traffic Calming ToolboxDeveloping a Pedestrian Safety Action Plan On the Streets Did you Know? Premiering Traffic Logix Tidbits It may seem superfluous to say that the first step toward pedestrian and bicyclist safety is awareness. However, roadways are often created with the goal of…
With the recent installation of our rubber speed cushions in Anaheim, CA, we thought it was a good time to explain why so many cities choose speed cushions (or as they are sometimes called, speed lumps) over the more traditional speed humps or speed tables. Speed cushions are basically constructed as a series of small…
James Weatherall and Johanna Van Der Veen just got back from Anaheim, CA, where they exhibited our radar signs and rubber traffic calming solutions at the APWA (American Public Works Association) Best Show in Public Works. The APWA show boasts the largest display of public works equipment in North America. With more than 400 booths…