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Beaumont reports early results from truck-prohibition signage and enforcement
Summary
City staff said implementation of the truck-prohibition program is nearly complete, with signage, message boards and GPS routing updates in place; two Caltrans encroachment permits remain pending and police have issued about 101 citations with a noted reduction in truck traffic in enforced corridors.
City staff told council the truck prohibition program—approved in November 2025 to reinforce truck priority routes and commercial vehicle enforcement—is nearly implemented. Robert Bridal said the city installed no-truck signage, stenciling, message boards and coordinated with Caltrans and commercial-truck GPS providers to…
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