Neighborhood Safety and Emergency Response Links

Be informed.  Take a few moments and review some of these relevant links to information on neighborhood safety, traffic mitigation, and emergency response.

NEW!  Seconds Count! initiative would remove these dangerous obstacles to safety 

A guest opinion appearing in the Boulder Daily Camera on September 17, 2000

 

Deaths Expected from Delayed Emergency Response Due to Neighborhood Traffic Mitigation

A scientific analysis of the risk/benefit ratio of traffic slowing devices

 

Keep Kids Alive, Drive 25

A citizens safety campaign designed to encourage motorists to observe the residential speed limit

 

Why has Boulder’s Fire Department service level declined ?

From the City of Boulder Fire Master Plan

 

"Speed Trapped"  8/16/00 Orlando Weekly News

An injured woman is airlifted to the hospital rather than transported by ambulance, in order to avoid travel over speed humps

 

Speed Bumps Found to Increase Automobile Emissions

From the webpage of the British Columbia (Canada) Institute of Transportation Engineers

 

Road Access for Disabled Americans

A grassroots group formed by people with disabilities who have come together via the internet

 

Coalition for Free Streets

Citizens in Houston, TX are faced with the same potential emergency response crisis

 

Problems Associated With Traffic Calming Devices

Boulder resident Kathleen Calongne summarizes the case against these devices based on her four years of research

 

Traffic Calming Politics

Boulder resident Kathleen Calongne exposes the realities behind the national politics of Traffic Calming

 

Americans for Traffic Calming Reform

Rick Hall, a disabled citizen of Austin Texas, has compiled an impressive collection of reasons why Traffic Calming devices should be prohibited on public streets.

 

No Speed Bumps!

A neighborhood group petitioning for removal of 9 speed bumps from their neighborhood in Orlando Florida.