In response to this question, Public Works conducted pedestrian counts and completed an evaluation to see if such a crossing is warranted. The results of the study indicate that a crosswalk is not currently warranted in this section of Ward Drive. In addition, the construction of continuous sidewalks on both sides of the road will cause the current crossing patterns to change.
Once the project is complete, Public Works will re-evaluate the need for a crosswalk. Q: Vehicles seem to speed coming off of Highway 99E and through the āSā curve. Is there some way the project improvements could slow them down?
A: Two elements of the project should help to keep motorists at the 35 mph posted speed. The first of these is the narrowing of the travel lanes. Narrower lanes are a common method used in reducing speed.
Narrower lanes will not be used in the curves, however, since large trucks do not fit within the lanes, causing premature wear to the painted lane lines and creating a long-term ... more.
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