Traffic & Transit
2 Traffic Calming Projects Proposed In Columbia
County leaders are proposing two traffic calming projects in Columbia to help curb excessive speeding along two roads.
COLUMBIA, MD — The community can learn more about two traffic calming projects proposed for Deepage Drive and Rustling Leaf, as well as Stonecutter Road and Hayshed Lane, in Columbia.
The meeting to discuss traffic calming plans for Deepage Drive and Rustling Leaf will be held Nov. 18 starting at 5 p.m. in Rooms 346 and 347 of Howard County’s Office of Aging and Independence’s offices at 9830 Patuxent Woods Drive in Columbia.
The meeting will highlight the proposed installation of speed humps, speed hump signs along Deepage Drive and raised intersection along Rustling Leaf and a speed hump, all designed to combat excessive vehicular speeds along the roadway.
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The other meeting explaining proposed traffic calming strategies for Stonecutter Road and Hayshed Lane will be held Dec. 2 starting at 5 p.m. in Rooms 346 and 347 of Howard County’s Office of Aging and Independence’s offices, located at 9830 Patuxent Woods Drive in Columbia.
This project calls for speed humps, speed hump signs, a raised crosswalk and bump outs along Stonecutter Road and speed humps on Hayshed Lane.
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