Summary
La Mesa is testing temporary speed humps as a quicker, cheaper way to slow cut-through traffic on residential 25 mph streets. A trial on Date Avenue in front of City Hall showed strong resident support, and the commission has now recommended the City Council launch a full pilot program.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
The pilot is billed as a more cost-effective traffic calming option than permanent installations, though exact costs weren't stated.
Residents of neighborhoods plagued by speeding drivers, plus pedestrians and kids who walk local streets.
Drivers who prefer unimpeded travel on residential streets may face slower trips.
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
La Mesa is testing temporary speed humps as a quicker, cheaper way to slow cut-through traffic on residential 25 mph streets. A trial on Date Avenue in front of City Hall showed strong resident support, and the commission has now recommended the City Council launch a full pilot program.
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