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Traffic Safety

As Chula Vista continues to grow, so does the number of cars, bicycles and pedestrians traveling on City streets.  The Neighborhood Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Program is designed to call attention to the safety and quality of life of the pedestrians, bicyclists, and motoring public within Chula Vista.  There are four main goals to the program:

  1. Implement neighborhood traffic calming
  2. Reduce intersection collisions
  3. Improve pedestrian safety and vehicular circulation adjacent to schools
  4. Reduce accidents involving pedestrians and bicyclists

Divided into three sections, the Neighborhood Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Program aims to achieve these goals through a collaborative effort with Chula Vista residents, neighborhood groups, and City staff.  These three sections address the following issues:

arrow Major Intersection Safety

Click on either banner below to be taken to the safety campaign of your choice.

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arrow Neighborhood Traffic Calming

The Engineering Department has instituted a pilot program in the Rolling Hills Ranch area. To learn more, please visit the Neighborhood Traffic Calming page.

arrow Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety

  • The Engineering Department, in collaboration with the Chula Vista Elementary School District, has just been awarded the Safe Routes to School Grant in the amount of $1,120,140. For more information, please visit the Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety page.

Contact Us

Through innovative engineering design, strategic police enforcement, and extensive public outreach and education, the goals for the program can be met.  If you have a safety concern regarding pedestrian, bicycle, or motorist activity, the City of Chula Vista wants to hear it. 

Please call the City Traffic Engineering Section at (619) 691-5026, or send an e-mail to: trafficsafety@ci.chula-vista.ca.us

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