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San Diego approves lower speed limits; advocates question impact without infrastructure changes
City leaders want drivers to slow down but it could cost hundreds of millions to clear a lengthy backlog of traffic safety installations.
Adrian Morejon had a breakout season for the San Diego Padres in 2025, making his first career All-Star appearance and ...
The city council approved reduced speed limits on streets designated as high-risk corridors, school zones, and other areas as part of its Vision Zero strategy.
The San Diego City Council voted 8-0 with one absence on Monday to lower speed limits by at least 5 mph on 680 miles of city streets.
San Diego moves to cut posted speeds on roughly 679 miles; school zones first, signs cost about $2.4M and implementation would take about a year.
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