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Council approves permanent changes to city traffic control map, including stop signs and speed reductions
3864968 · June 18, 2025
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Summary
Bill 52 would codify recent traffic-control updates: three new stop signs, speed limits reduced to 25 mph at three locations, three new loading zones and removal of parking restrictions at four locations; council voted to move the bill forward.
The Allentown City Council advanced Bill 52 to codify recent updates to the city’s traffic control map, making temporary regulatory changes permanent.
City staff said that under city ordinance, any updates to the traffic control map must be presented to council so the regulatory changes can be enforced. “Anytime we make…
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