In an effort to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on Lafayette streets, the city of Lafayette is seeking community input on transportation safety to develop a Local Roadway Safety Plan (LRSP) and is welcoming ideas for making Lafayette streets safer as well as identifying where residents have felt unsafe when walking, driving, biking or rolling.
A mapping activity has been created where residents can follow online prompts to pinpoint the locations across Lafayette where they have felt safe or unsafe, provide ideas for making streets safer for everyone, and share stories about traffic safety. The mapping activity will be available through Nov. 20 at https://bit.ly/LRSPmap?
To view more information about the Local Roadway Safety Plan, visit?www.lovelafayette.org/roadsafetyplan.
If you need assistance or want to provide more detailed information, contact Lafayette's Transportation and Circulation Program Manager, Patrick Golier at?PGolier@ci.lafayette.ca.us.
A mapping activity has been created where residents can follow online prompts to pinpoint the locations across Lafayette where they have felt safe or unsafe, provide ideas for making streets safer for everyone, and share stories about traffic safety. The mapping activity will be available through Nov. 20 at https://bit.ly/LRSPmap?
To view more information about the Local Roadway Safety Plan, visit?www.lovelafayette.org/roadsafetyplan.
If you need assistance or want to provide more detailed information, contact Lafayette's Transportation and Circulation Program Manager, Patrick Golier at?PGolier@ci.lafayette.ca.us.
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