Council backs changes to Neighborhood Traffic Management Program; raises qualifying threshold amid debate
Raleigh City Council approved several NTMP policy updates on March 11, including proactive speed-limit reductions and broader intersection-safety evaluations; council separately approved raising the future traffic-calming qualifying threshold to greater than 7 mph, a measure that passed with two no votes.
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Raleigh City Council on March 11 received the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) annual report and approved multiple policy updates and project authorizations intended to accelerate work while managing resources.
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