Cedar Park is officially dropping speed limits on a bunch of local roads to make things safer. Keep an eye out for new signs on your daily commute so you don't get slapped with a surprise ticket.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The project request is for $1 million to cover hardware, installation, and design.
Pedestrians and trail users will benefit from increased visibility and safer crossing conditions.
None.
A resident raised concerns about a large, abandoned tour bus that has been parked in a residential area for months despite being tagged by police.
Residents reported dangerous speeding and poor visibility on Cranky Ranch Road, noting a recent injury. They requested better enforcement and trimming of overgrown vegetation that blocks signs.
The city wants to continue installing high-visibility crosswalks and adding safety features like lighting and signal enhancements to protect pedestrians.
The city is investing $625,000 to replace old crosswalks with high-visibility versions to help drivers see pedestrians more easily.
Cedar Park City Council passes speed limit decreases on multiple roads Community Impact
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