Slow down, save lives Eugene! Did you know a person walking hit at 25 MPH is TWICE as likely to die as a person hit at 20 MPH? Beginning this fall, many residential streets will change from 25 MPH to 20 MPH. This means safer and more comfortable walking, biking, and driving in Eugene. The speed limit changes will occur in phases from Fall 2020 through 2021. To learn when speed limit changes are coming to your neighborhood, or to request a ‘20 is Plenty’ lawn sign, visit www.eugene-or.gov/4488/20-MPH-Residential-Speed-Limit.
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Beginning this fall, many residential streets will change from 25 MPH to 20 MPH. Pay attention and follow the posted speed limits to avoid speeding citations! The speed limit changes will occur in phases from Fall 2020 through 2021. To learn when speed limit changes are coming to your neighborhood, or to request a ‘20 is Plenty’ lawn sign, visit www.eugene-or.gov/4488/20-MPH-Residential-Speed-Limit.
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Slow down for our students Eugene. School zones are already 20 MPH, but soon many student’s routes to school will be too! The 20 MPH residential speed change happening this fall will support safer, and more comfortable, routes to school for our youth. To learn when speed limit changes are coming to your school or neighborhood, or to request a ‘20 is Plenty’ lawn sign to show your support, visit www.eugene-or.gov/4488/20-MPH-Residential-Speed-Limit.
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Slow down, save lives Eugene. Reducing speeds is an important part of Eugene’s Vision Zero Action Plan, which aims to eliminate major traffic injuries and fatalities within Eugene by 2035. To learn when speed limit changes are coming to your school or neighborhood, or to request a ‘20 is Plenty’ lawn sign to show your support, visit www.eugene-or.gov/4488/20-MPH-Residential-Speed-Limit.
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