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1. What's the difference between a speed bump and a speed cushion?

A speed bump is what you would traditionally see in a parking lot. Both are between 4 and 6 inches high. However, a speed cushion is wider and is less jolting when driven over. It is designed so vehicles can drive over it at 20 mph. It also has wheel tracks in the middle for emergency vehicles.

2. What is a pedestrian center median? How does it slow traffic?

Raised medians are located in the middle of the road. Typically, cars slow down when lanes are narrowed and they have to drive around the medians. The pedestrian center medians also improve safety for people crossing the street by providing a refuge area.

3. How will the approved plan be achieved?

The Town’s budget for the program is $25,000 per year. This plan  has been implemented over 3 years. The final Phase 3 is schedule to begin construction Sept. 5, 2018.