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Weekly Updates Safety Cone

El Camino Real Z-Crossing Construction

Landscaping is currently taking place in the center median area. The pedestrian crossing will remain open during this work. Staff is also monitoring the signal timing at the Z-Crossing and making adjustments where needed.  

Speed Feedback Sign Installation at Val Sereno

City staff has installed temporary speed feedback signs at Val Sereno. The signs will remain in place for three months as a traffic calming measure and also serve as a data collection tool to measure speed and volume which will help us to better understand traffic patterns within this segment. 

 

Left Turn Signal Improvement Project

The contractor expects to install the new signal poles and mast arms at the Quail Gardens Dr/Leucadia Blvd and Vulcan Ave/Encinitas Blvd intersections starting the night of April 25th. Working hours are 9pm to 6am. Lane closures will be in effect and the traffic signals at these locations will be placed in flashing red. Traffic may be paused for a few minutes at a time as the poles are raised and installed onto their foundations.

 

The Traffic Engineering Division plans and manages projects to improve safety and mobility for all modes of transportation. The division plays a critical role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of transportation infrastructure, and in planning for future transportation needs. Primary responsibilities of the division include:

  • Designing, installing, and operating traffic signals to ensure safe and efficient traffic flow
  • Identifying and implementing safety improvements such as traffic calming measures and pedestrian crossings
  • Improving pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, including crosswalks and bike lanes
  • Designing and maintaining roadways, including pavement markings and signage
  • Collecting and analyzing data on traffic volume, speed, and other factors
  • Reviewing traffic control plans for construction projects
  • Traffic Impact Analysis reviews associated with development projects 

 

Contact Us

Report an Issue, Request Traffic Calming, Request a Traffic Evaluation, or Get an Update on a Previous Request:

For questions about a current traffic project or questions for traffic staff: 760-943-2211