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Trustee reports early findings on Lighthouse Promenade speed-control devices
Summary
Trustee Susan Skerritt reported that two speed-control devices installed on Lighthouse Promenade in October 2024 appear to have slowed e-bikes, golf carts and off-season vehicle traffic; the Board will monitor summer usage and asked the public to report observations.
Trustee Susan Skerritt reported on two speed control devices installed on Lighthouse Promenade in October 2024. She said the devices were intended primarily to reduce e-bike speeds and that she has received informal reports they have also slowed golf carts and vehicle traffic during the off-season.
Skerritt said the true test will be observed during the upcoming summer season, and asked the public to report any observations about effectiveness or unintended consequences for pedestrians and standard-bicycle riders. The Board and Public Safety staff will monitor impacts and report their observations to the public.
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