Is there a street in your neighborhood where you think the traffic goes too fast? Perhaps that spot is right in front of your home?
The City of South Miami is looking into putting traffic calming measures at various locations to increase safety. On Monday, September 13 city leaders will reveal what they're working on and ask for your input.
At the meeting, you will learn about the study currently underway to identify locations, and hear about various methods that could slow down the traffic. You will also be asked to provide your input.
Some traffic calming methods that have been used in the past include:
- Narrowing lanes
- Extending curbs
- Altering corners
- Adding trees
- Adding a median
- Lane shifts
- Roundabouts
- Speed humps
A second meeting will be held in November to discuss the data and public input collected. The final study will be presented to city leaders in January.
You are invited to attend in person, or join via Zoom. To join via Zoom:
