Thank you for your request to help make Alameda’s transportation infrastructure as safe and efficient as possible. Public Works, Alameda Police, and the City’s Transportation Planning Unit have developed a list of locations where traffic calming measures will be implemented. This list for 2017-2019 will be located at: https://alamedaca.gov/finance/budgets/2012-13 beginning in June 2017. Given tight budget constraints, the list is generated and prioritized based a location’s history of collisions, police citations, its relationship with existing transportation plans and improvements, and suggestions from members of the public, such as yours. In early 2018, we’ll reevaluate the current list of locations and consider your suggestion, along with the 100+ suggestions we are likely to receive from other members of the public in this calendar year.

Until speed bumps are installed, this issue remains open.

4 way stops at pacific &Oak, Pacific & Willow, Pacific & Chestnut would be better than speed bumps in my opinion. Something needs to happen!

The purpose of the SeeClickFix system is to fix problems, not to close them. I have experienced the same from eager employees who want to clear problems before they are resolved. Perhaps the City Manager needs to establish standards along with improved training. I sense a growing level of frustration with traffic in Alameda that needs to be addressed.

I agree, excessive speeding and motor vehicle accidents as a result of not having a 4 way stop signs on Oak street and Pacific ave.

This happens on Lincoln Ave between oak & walnut ALL THE TIME as well. They even speed by APD!

I would like to consider speeding cameras. Some are offered completely free as the company makes a cut and it helps actually generate money to the city, in addition to saving lives. Let's not wait for accidents to happen or people to protest to do something about it.

Heck who's in to put $50 to a community pot to calm in traffic? are really 4 stops signs more expensive than 2 lives??

Thank you for your request to help make Alameda’s transportation infrastructure as safe and efficient as possible. Your suggestion will be included in the annual review of locations where traffic calming measures may be implemented. Public Works, Alameda Police, and the City’s Transportation Planning Unit prioritize improvements based a location’s history of collisions, police citations, its relationship with existing transportation plans and improvements, cost of the improvement given budget constraints, and suggestions from members of the public, such as yours. Please find more information about the locations and improvements occurring in 2020 here:

https://www.alamedaca.gov/Departments/Public-Works/20192020-Traffic-Safety-Incidents-and-Response

and more about traffic safety and calming generally here:

https://www.alamedaca.gov/Departments/Public-Works/Traffic-Safety-and-Calming