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Seaford approves stop signs and traffic calming on East Ivy Drive after speed study
Summary
Police presented a traffic study showing 80th percentile speeds near 28 mph on a 15 mph roadway; council approved installation of new stop signs, posted speed limit signs, 'children at play' signs and additional enforcement.
Seaford's Police Department presented speed and crash data June 24 for East Ivy Drive and the Mayor and Council approved a package of traffic‑calming measures including new stop signs, posted speed limit signs on feeder streets, 'slow — children at play' warnings and continued mobile speed trailers and enforcement.
Chief Marshall Crafts summarized the department's traffic study: a seven‑day vehicle count recorded 4,355 vehicles (a daily average of about 622), with an average speed of 22 mph on the 15 mph roadway and an…
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