Traffic Safety

The Long Beach Department of Public Works Traffic Engineering team plans projects and programs that support safe, active transportation. Whether traveling by car, bike, foot, skate, or scooter, the team works to ensure Long Beach roadways are safe for everyone.
Explore the programs and initiatives designed to keep Long Beach moving safely at the links below.
- High Injury Network Map
- Neighborhood Traffic Management Program
- Safe Streets Long Beach Plan
- Safe Streets Long Beach Yard Sign Program
- Bicycle Master Plan
- Mobility Toolkit
- See more on the Go Active LB page
Successful Traffic Calming Projects
| East Broadway Corridor Project |
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Location: Between Alamitos Avenue and Redondo Avenue Implementation: Reduced vehicle travel lanes and added parking-protected bike lanes as part of a Street CIP project
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| Spring Street |
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Location: Between Studebaker Road and I-605 Year Completed: 2021 Implementation: Reduced vehicle travel lanes as part of the South Street Traffic Calming Project Results:
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South Street Traffic Calming and Bikeway Project |
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Location: Between Dairy Avenue and Atlantic Avenue Year Completed: 2023 Implementation: Reduced vehicle travel lanes and added parking-protected bike lanes as part of the South Street Traffic Calming and Bikeway Project Results:
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