Traffic Calming (Neighborhood Traffic Management Program)

Interactive Map of Traffic Calming Projects

Neighborhood Traffic Management Program Manual

Purpose:

The City of Salinas has adopted a Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) to address and resolve Salinas neighborhood traffic concerns. These new tools and their appropriate applications provide a response to the negative effects of speeding and traffic volumes on Salinas neighborhood streets. The Institute of Transportation Engineers defines “traffic calming” as “the combination of mainly physical measures that reduce the negative effects of motor vehicle use, alter driver behavior, and improve conditions for non-motorized street users.”

Interested in Traffic Calming for your residential neighborhood?

The neighborhood traffic calming process starts with a petition. Interested residents must submit a petition with at least 10 signatures from the neighborhood from separate households. To download a petition form, please select the following link: https://www.cityofsalinas.org/

Please mail completed petition forms to:

Public Works Department

Attn: Traffic & Transportation Division

200 Lincoln Avenue

Salinas, CA, 93901

Funding:

Funding for the Traffic Calming Program is provided by Measure X .

Traffic Calming (Neighborhood Traffic Management Program) News

1ST AVENUE AND KITTERY STREET/SNUG HARBOR STREET TRAFFIC CALMING INSTALLATIONS

With Measure X funding, the City of Salinas Public Works crews will begin the installation of speed cushions along the streets of 1st Avenue, Kittery Street and Snug Harbor Street.

The residents of these streets attended community meetings and came together to develop the plans that were then voted on and approved by a majority of residents for implementation of the traffic calming plans.

Salinas City Council approved the installation of speed cushions...
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Villa Street Neighborhood Traffic Calming Plan Begins Construction

After a community-led process and City Council’s approval, the installation of the Villa Street Neighborhood Traffic Calming Plan is now in progress. A public works crew has begun installing the speed cushions on Saturday, September 12th and should complete the work by Saturday, October 3rd.

The Traffic and Transportation Division held two community meetings with residents of the Villa Street neighborhood to develop a Traffic Calming Plan to address the speeding concerns of the...
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Nacional Street Neighborhood Traffic Calming

After community lead process and the Nacional Street Neighborhood Traffic Calming Plan has been Approved!

The Traffic and Transportation Division held two community meetings with residents of the Nacional Street neighborhood to develop a Traffic Calming Plan to address the speeding concerns of the neighborhood. With residents’ input received at these meetings, a neighborhood Traffic Calming Plan was developed and finalized. Per the City’s Traffic Calming Policy, the plan was taken to vote to...
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