Traffic & Transportation Engineering
Programs & Services
- Vision Zero
- Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (Traffic Calming)
- Residential Permit Parking Program
- Downtown Parking
- Safe Routes to School Plan
- Speed Limits
- Traffic Signal Operations and Maintenance
- Special Curb Markings
- Oversized Loads- Transportation Permits
- Parking Enforcement
- Street Smart Traffic Safety
Transportation Resources
- Open Data
- Policies
- Approved Plan Documents
- Traffic & Transportation Commission
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What's Happening for Traffic & Transportation Engineering
Vision Zero Open House

The City of Salinas is hosting an Open House for the community to provide feedback on the Salinas Vision Zero DRAFT Action Plan. The Open House will be held at the West Wing Conference Room at City Hall on July 1st at 6pm.
To learn more about Vision Zero's goal of reducing traffic related injuries and fatalities on Salinas streets, please visit: https://www.cityofsalinas.org/our-city-services/public-works/current-projects/vision-zero
Help Make Streets Safe-Salinas Vision Zero Needs Your Input

City Staff is requesting your input to help prioritize efforts to improve traffic safety in our community by taking a quick survey using the Salinas Vision Zero Survey tool . Participants taking the survey can place a pin on a map to the location or area of traffic safety concern with an option to provide a brief description of the concern. Participants may submit more than one survey.
Information on High Collision Corridors, High Collision Intersections, Bicycle Involved & Pedestrian Involved Collision Emphasis Area are also available on the Vision Zero...
Safe Routes to School Walking Audits

School walking audits and public meetings are currently underway for the Salinas Safe Routes to School Plan. In Monterey County alone, majority of our children are driven to school due to limited transportation options therefore causing traffic congestion on local roads in the morning and afternoon. The goal of the project is to improve traffic safety for students biking and walking to 44 schools in Salinas.
Residents are encouraged to take a quick 5-minute survey and/or share input using the Street Story map to provide information on traffic hazards, crashes, near misses or safe...
Downtown Complete Streets Project at Ciclovia

On Sunday, October 6th the Salinas community came together at Ciclovía to enjoy activities such as running, biking, skating and dancing. With much preparation, 1.6 miles of Alisal Street, from Main Street to Sanborn Street was converted from an arterial street to a large plaza for this 7th year of first Open Streets event in Monterey County. Open Streets events across the country promote healthy living as well as active transportation. Other cities in Monterey County has followed Salinas’ lead and have implemented Open Streets events of their own.
Public Works Staff was also...
New Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons at School Crossing

Students at Natividad Elementary School on Modoc Street have a new traffic safety device that helps them get across the 4-lanes of Alvin Drive. The new flashing beacons are part of a series of improvements the City is planning on Alvin Drive that support safe routes to school.
The flashing beacons come with the restriping of a new high visibility crosswalk with supporting yield markings set back 50 feet from each direction to the crosswalk. The flashing beacons themselves include two LED rectangular shaped light sources that flash with high frequency when a pedestrian...