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Pinole cuts speed limits on major streets and urges drivers to slow for school zones
Summary
Mayor Cameron Sisaya said Pinole has reduced speed limits on several major streets including Pinole Valley Road and San Pablo Avenue, with new signage posted and enforcement begun. He urged drivers to slow in school zones as students return; specific new speed figures were not specified in the remarks.
Mayor Cameron Sisaya used a recorded city update to urge drivers to be extra cautious as students return to school and to obey new speed‑limit signage the city has installed.
"Please slow down in school zones, watch for children walking or biking and obey all traffic signs," Sisaya said, adding that "the city has officially reduced speed limits on several major streets, including Pinole Valley Road and San Pablo Avenue." He said new signage has been posted and enforcement has begun. The mayor did not state the exact new speed limits in the remarks.
The change is presented as part of the city’s broader efforts to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers. Sisaya framed the measures as preventative and community‑oriented, reminding residents that "the safety of our students is a top priority and your attention behind the wheel makes a real difference."
The mayor closed by directing residents to the city website and PCTV for ongoing updates and additional information about traffic changes and enforcement.
