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Council hears literature review: speed humps reduce speed but carry trade-offs
Summary
Public Works presented research showing speed humps reduce vehicle speeds and some injuries but can slow emergency response, increase noise and vehicle wear, and raise installation costs; councilors favored targeted alternatives such as flashing speed-display signs and stealth radar.
Public Works presented an updated literature review on speed humps and traffic-calming measures gathered by staff member Kevin Quinn. The review cited peer-city experience (Edgewood), federal guidance and academic studies and outlined advantages — reduced speed, fewer pedestrian injuries and self-enforcement — and…
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