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Public safety commission asks to be kept informed on Prospect Frontage Road safety; approves joint subcommittee
Summary
After a resident described wrong‑way driving and sightline problems at a Prospect Frontage Road bus stop, the Redondo Beach Public Safety Commission voted to be copied on Public Works materials and asked city council to form a joint subcommittee with Public Works and Sustainability to address traffic safety.
A resident urged the Public Safety Commission on Monday to address wrong‑way driving and poor visibility at a one‑way segment of Prospect Frontage Road, prompting commissioners to seek closer coordination with Public Works and Sustainability staff.
Mark Nelson, speaking for the Prospect Frontage Neighborhood, told the commission the one‑way segment that runs from Diamond to the intersection near Beach Cities suffers from three sources of wrong‑way traffic: repeat offenders, ride‑share and service vehicles, and drivers making illegal U‑turns. He also said parking immediately in front of a bus stop blocks sightlines, and…
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