REVIEW AND CONSIDER TRAFFIC CALMING IMPROVEMENTS AT
BARBARA TERRY BOULEVARD AND ADOBE WAY, JOHNSON FERRY
ROAD AND VICTORIAN TRAIL, AND JOHNSON FERRY ROAD AND
FORTY NINERTRAIL
CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING | JULY 11, 2022 | ITEM: 5.4 1 BACKGROUND:
2 City staff has received complaints from residents
regarding vehicles travelling at unsafe speeds at
three locations:
Barbara Terry Boulevard & AdobeWay
Johnson Ferry Road &Victorian Trail
Johnson Ferry Road & Forty Niner Trail
Residents have requested that all-way stop signs
are installed to prevent speeding
EXISTING CONDITIONS:
3 Barbara Terry Boulevard
EXISTING CONDITIONS:
4 Johnson Ferry Road
BARBARA TERRY BOULEVARD OPTION 1:
INSTALL STRIPING TO REDUCE LANE WIDTHS
5 Barbara Terry Boulevard
JOHNSON FERRY ROAD OPTION 1:
INSTALL STRIPING TO REDUCE LANE WIDTHS
6 Johnson Ferry Road
OPTION 2:
INSTALL ALL WAY STOP CONTROL
7 RECOMMENDATION
MUTCD does not allow for the installation of stop signs (Option 2) for speed control Lane width reduction has been proven to reduce vehicle speeds City of Fremont received the 2021 ITE Transportation Achievement Award for increasing traffic safety and reducing vehicle speeds and collisions; lane width reduction made the largest impact on vehicle speeds Option 1 promotes “Complete Streets” concept and is consistent with the Goals and Policies of the City’s Draft General Plan
Complete Streets is a concept that considers and provides the most safety for all modes of transportation including vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian
Questions?
8 STAFF RECOMMENDS OPTION 1 – INSTALLATION OF
STRIPING TO REDUCE LANE WIDTHS