Description
Title: Traffic Calming Program Update Presentation
Summary
The City of Ann Arbor is revising its Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program to enhance non-motorized access and improve safety on neighborhood streets. This initiative addresses concerns from residents about traffic speed and accessibility, particularly on streets lacking sidewalks. The program's goals include fostering equitable mobility for all users by realigning with the broader Speed Management Program. Key findings highlight the absence of national standards for pedestrian safety on streets without sidewalks and the popularity of speed humps as an effective, low-cost traffic calming measure. The city will engage the community through public meetings in the summer of 2026 to gather input and finalize revisions by fall 2026. This effort is crucial for ensuring safer, more accessible streets for all Ann Arbor residents.