Local Area Traffic Management

The Local Area Traffic Management program (LATM) is a request-based program to improve the quality and safety of neighborhood streets. This is achieved by installing traffic calming devices along the requested street segments. These devices may include, but are not limited to, speed humps, speed tables, speed cushions, roundabouts, median islands, chicanes and bulb outs.

08/10/17 Program Announcement: LATM program to resume

Following a brief pause that began in July 2017, ATD plans to resume the LATM program in the coming weeks using revised qualification and notification procedures:

ATD has sorted the remainder of the projects planned for implementation this year by category (e.g., collector/minor arterial or local neighborhood street) and will be focusing on the neighborhood streets where staff believe the public has indicated strong support.
For the identified collectors/minor arterials (i.e., higher-volume streets) not yet implemented, ATD will work with the affected neighborhoods to conduct a more broad-based traffic management discussion prior to mitigation.
For those collector and minor arterial roadways that have already received speeding mitigation treatments through the LATM process this year, ATD is in the process of communicating with the original applicants to discuss the need to reassess the projects and discuss options.

Speeding Mitigation Requests Received to Date

A new listing of all accepted requests is now available.This list has been updated to reflect the funding status through the 16B funding round. Because traffic patterns may change over time, requests competing through the 14A round have expired. 117A requests have been evaluated for compliance with the basic criteria required to be accepted into the program based on speed and volume studies. This list is organized alphabetically by street name and includes all accepted requests received as of the 17A round closing (April 1, 2017).

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