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Neighborhood Traffic Management Program Traffic Calming is a concept that involves changing the look and feel of residential streets using attractive design features to narrow travel lanes and regulate traffic at intersections. The features are placed to slow traffic to a speed more in keeping with a residential neighborhood and are not designed to divert traffic. In our experience, the most effective traffic calming devices for controlling vehicular speed have been speed humps, speed tables and raised pedestrian crosswalks. Due to this proven effectiveness these devices are recommended most often for local residential street projects. Click on the link below for a selection of brochures, typical details, photos and maps.
Click on the link below for a detailed explanation of the:
If you would like more information regarding traffic calming and the NTM program please feel free to contact Tom Allen, P.E., Traffic Operations Engineering at (407) 246-3251 or Ken Steigerwald, Traffic Engineering Coordinator at (407) 246-3262 or send an email to the: Neighborhood Traffic Management Program
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Traffic Calming Library of PDF
files.
Steps
for A Successful Traffic Calming Project
