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Leesburg traffic commission backs RRFBs and new driver-feedback sign after reviewing speed data
Summary
After reviewing smart-trailer speed and crash data, the Leesburg Residential Traffic Commission agreed to seek cost estimates and to move forward with purchasing rectangular rapid flashing beacons (RRFBs) at targeted crossings and one color driver-feedback sign, using roughly $34,500 in available funds.
The Leesburg Residential Traffic Commission agreed on Monday to pursue purchases of pedestrian safety hardware after staff presented traffic volumes and speed data collected by mobile “smart trailers.” The commission directed staff to obtain formal cost and purchase orders for multiple rectangular rapid flashing beacons and a colored driver-feedback sign to be considered for approval at the next meeting.
The decision follows a staff presentation of site-specific data showing average speeds above posted limits at several locations and isolated high-end speed readings. “The average speed was 28.93 miles per hour in a 25…
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