Drive Safe, Arrive Safe New Speed Limits Coming to Lake Forest Park

Lake Forest Park, WALocal News

Starting February 6, 2025, Lake Forest Park will implement new speed limits designed to enhance safety across the community. The new regulations will set local access streets at a maximum of 20 mph and arterial and collector roads at 25 mph. This significant change is driven by a commitment to reducing accidents and protecting the wellbeing of pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. The adjustments are also a response to community feedback and recent safety studies, emphasizing the city's dedication to creating a more livable and walkable environment. Residents are urged to follow the new speed limits and to be vigilant about their driving speeds.

Encouraging friends and neighbors to do the same will play a vital role in fostering a safer community. By adopting these new speed limits, Lake Forest Park aims to strengthen community pride and enhance the overall quality of life for its residents. The initiative underscores the city's proactive approach to public safety and community engagement.

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