Temporary Speed Hump Pilot Program
Summary
La Mesa is launching a pilot program to test rubber speed humps on Lois and Dugan streets to calm traffic more quickly and affordably than permanent construction.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Purchasing 20 temporary speed humps will use budgeted pilot program funds.
Residents living along residential streets plagued by speeding vehicles.
Drivers who may experience slower travel times on residential roadways.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council
La Mesa is launching a pilot program to test rubber speed humps on Lois and Dugan streets to calm traffic more quickly and affordably than permanent construction.
Mobility Commission
The city is evaluating a pilot program to install temporary speed humps on residential 25 mph streets to address speeding and improve pedestrian safety. Public surveys from a trial site on Date Avenue showed favorable feedback regarding speed reduction.
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