TAC discusses traffic safety improvements on four corridors
Belmont's Transportation Advisory Committee discussed traffic safety improvements after White Street data showed 65-mph school-zone speeds. Chair Daniel Eldridge proposed a public meeting within approximately one month to explore a potential no-left-turn pilot project at the high school entrance.
Transportation Advisory Committee · Meeting of March 12, 2026
Belmont's Transportation Advisory Committee discussed traffic safety improvements after White Street data showed 65-mph school-zone speeds. Chair Daniel Eldridge proposed a public meeting within approximately one month to explore a potential no-left-turn pilot project at the high school entrance. Town Engineer Wayne Chouinard presented designs for four Concord Avenue Complete Streets Grant crosswalk improvements at the Post Office, Library, Louise Road, and Underwood Street locations.
The committee also reviewed updated designs for protected bicycle lanes on Grove Street and heard resident testimony on White Street safety concerns near Butler School.
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Source: the Transportation Advisory Committee meeting of March 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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