Summary
Residents frequently request speed cushions to slow down cut-through traffic, but strict point formulas based on speed and volume mean some streets don't qualify.
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Last discussed Aug 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Material and installation costs averaging thousands of dollars per location, funded through pavement management.
Neighborhood residents looking to deter speeding on residential streets.
Drivers experiencing slower travel times or vehicle wear from cushions.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Workshop - Aug 10, 2026
Residents frequently request speed cushions to slow down cut-through traffic, but strict point formulas based on speed and volume mean some streets don't qualify.
Greenville lowers speed limit on 10th Street after recent pedestrian crashes
Greenville lowers speed limit on 10th Street after recent pedestrian crashes WCTI
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