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Traffic data reveals surprising speeds in local neighborhoods

August 09, 2024 | Monona, Dane County, Wisconsin



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Traffic data reveals surprising speeds in local neighborhoods
During a recent government meeting, officials conducted a preliminary review of traffic data, focusing on areas of community concern, particularly Wallace Gordon and Bridge Road. The discussion highlighted the findings from traffic counts conducted over the past year and a half, revealing that the majority of vehicles in the Wallace Gordon area are traveling at safe speeds. Specifically, 85% of traffic was recorded at speeds of 26 or 27 miles per hour, indicating no significant speeding issues.

However, the situation on Bridge Road presented a stark contrast. Here, the data showed that 85% of vehicles were traveling at speeds of 32 or 33 miles per hour, exceeding the posted speed limit of 25 miles per hour. This raised alarms, as previous assumptions indicated even higher speeds, with some vehicles recorded at 57 to 70 miles per hour.

The officials noted that while the Wallace Gordon area appears to be safe, the findings from Bridge Road warrant further discussion and potential action. The meeting concluded with plans to delve deeper into the traffic data with engineering experts, especially if the preliminary review is approved for a budget of $20,000. This ongoing analysis aims to address community concerns and ensure road safety in both areas.

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