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19TH-LINCOLN BYPASS (18TH AVENUE)
Traffic Calming Project
This project was made possible in part by the San Francisco County Transportation Authority through a grant of Proposition K Local Transportation Sales Tax funds.
Table of Contents
Traffic Calming Program Overview
The 19th-Lincoln Bypass Draft Traffic Calming Plan
Meeting Minutes
Survey Findings
Study Area Map
Feedback
Project Update
The Community Working Group and SFMTA Staff developed the 19th-Lincoln Bypass Draft Traffic Calming Plan (revised 10/19/06) (pdf) to address neighborhood concerns regarding speeding and cut-through traffic going between 19th Avenue and Lincoln Way. Here is the Phasing/Funding Plan (pdf). With community support, the plan was formally approved by SFMTA Board in early January 2007. Phase 1 speed humps were constructed in 2007.
Grant money has been procured for bulb-outs at 18th Ave/Irving St and 17th Ave/Judah St. and detailed design will begin in 2009.
Meeting Minutes
September 29, 2005 Kick Off Meeting Notes (PDF file) (pdf)
October 30, 2006 Large Community Meeting #2 Notes (PDF file)
Survey Findings
The following Issues were ranked based on a review of 49 surveys received. (7 is a severe problem and 1 is no problem)
| Too Much Traffic |
6.3 |
| Child Safety |
6.1 |
| Pedestrian Safety |
6.0 |
| School Safety |
5.9 |
| Speeding |
5.8 |
| Running STOP signs |
5.2 |
| Reckless Driving |
5.1 |
| Auto-Pedestrian Collisions |
4.8 |
| Bike Safety |
4.5 |
| Running Red Lights |
4.2 |
| Too Much Truck Traffic |
3.2 |
| Muni access |
2.3 |
Study Area
Feedback
Phone: Livable Streets Hotline Recorder 415-554-2398
FAX: 415-701-4343
E-Mail: livable.streets@sfgov.org
US Mail:
Philip Louie, SFMTA Transportation Engineer
City and County
of
San Francisco
- Municipal Transportation Agency
Planning Division - Traffic Calming Program
1 South Van Ness Avenue
, 7th Floor
San Francisco
,
CA
94103
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