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Public works recommends, commissioners approve 45 mph speed limit on Woodrow Road

Lubbock County Commissioners Court · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Lubbock County’s Director of Public Works John Taylor recommended setting the speed limit at 45 mph on County Road 7600 (Woodrow Road) from FM 179 eastward to the County Road 7600 segment; commissioners unanimously approved the change after noting city concurrence and nearby schools.

John Taylor, the county’s Director of Public Works, explained the department’s recommendation to post a 45 mph speed limit on County Road 7600 (Woodrow Road) between FM 179 and the segment of County Road 7600, citing traffic patterns, proximity to schools and ongoing construction. "I'm recommending that we go to a 45 miles per hour in that area," Taylor said, adding he had a concurrence letter from the City of Lubbock traffic department.

Commissioner Dolby moved to approve the installation of 45 mph signs, Commissioner Corley seconded, and the court approved the motion unanimously. The court directed Miss Pinion to include the change in the motion record and thanked Taylor for coordinating with city traffic staff.