Acting City Manager Darren Charters says traffic calming is a means to reduce traffic in a certain area by using physical measures to improve safety.
A new Traffic Calming Policy has been approved by the city of Corner Brook The matter was briought forward to council, who voted in favour of implementing the policy.
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The city of Corner Brook is working towards the development of a Traffic Calming Policy. Acting City Manager Darren Charters gave a presentation about it at last week’s public meeting. He says traffic calming is a means to reduce traffic in a certain area by using physical measures to improve safety. Charters says this policy will provide the city with a standard process to manage public requests for traffic calming. He says a big part of this will be public input and a survey will be sent out to residents. The policy outlines the process for the initiation, assessment, development and implementation of traffic calming plans on city streets. Charters says a final draft on the policy is done and is based on prudent strategies in other cities.
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