LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Transportation officials hope the reduced speed limit on a familiar stretch of U.S. 42 in east Louisville will improve safety. The speed reduction from 45 mph to 35 mph took ...

Drive down South Coast Highway in Encinitas and you’ll see “30” painted in big numbers on the road, but the sign just a few yards away says speed limit 35. So what's driving the confusion in ...

Eastbound at Crestwood, the speed limit is 35, but the city ordinance – Houston law – lists that zone at 40 mph. Westbound, there’s another mismatch near Detering Street. The sign says 40 ...

"But you know, lowering the speed limit and putting up a 35 mph sign isn't necessarily going to make people drive slower. So you need to have those traffic-calming devices out there," she said.

Variable speed limit signs are among the technology improving safety on I-76 in Philadelphia 02:19. Rear-end crashes have plagued the Schuylkill Expressway for years.

— New speed limit signs are coming to State Route 7 in Pierce County starting Thursday, Jan. 12. Drivers can expect to see a decrease in speed with new signs listing the speed limit as 35 mph ...

New signs will have to be installed before the speed limits take effect, so the exact date for when the changes will begin hasn’t been confirmed. Additionally, the board approved the placement of ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Slow down! That’s what Greensboro police are hoping you do when you see the digital speed limit signs flashing how fast you are going down a section of Elm Street in ...

The speed limit on Route 1 between the Beltway and Jeff Todd Way will be lowered from 45 mph to 35 mph soon. News4’s Adam Tuss shows what’s changing and why. What Does Data on Route 1 Show?

Following community input and engineering analysis, the city of Bend announced Wednesday that the speed limit will be lowered this month from 45 mph to 35 mph on·Southeast Third Street between ...

In rural areas, speed limit signs are spaced at 10- to 20-mile intervals (for maximum awareness.) No, that’s not a burn on WSDOT. There’s a science to proper sign placement, and they know what ...