Newark installs speed reduction measures on city streets
Newark officials have launched a plan to help curb speeding on city streets. The city is investing nearly $600,000 to install speed bumps, rumble strips and cross walks on 43 streets. Mayor Cory Booker
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Jan 6, 2012, 9:02 PM
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Newark officials have launched a plan to help curb speeding on city streets.
The city is investing nearly $600,000 to install speed bumps, rumble strips and cross walks on 43 streets.
Mayor Cory Booker calls the project the greatest speed-calming effort in the history of Newark.
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