County staff explain scoring system; Tempo Drive scores 31 points
Staff described a scoring matrix used to prioritize candidate roads—speeding, crash rate/severity, cut-through potential and sidewalk gaps—and used Tempo Drive as an example with a combined score of 31 (10 speeding, 1 crash rate, 10 cut-through, 10 sidewalk).
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Betty Tes Fu, project manager for the subdivision traffic-calming effort, walked attendees through the scoring that determines which roads are selected for speed humps.
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