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Good news, Lewisville drivers! That road closure you were worried about for a TV shoot this Thursday has been pushed back. You won't have to deal with detours anytime soon.
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The pilot will use bolt-down devices, which are more cost-effective and easier to remove than permanent concrete installations.
Residents living on alleys with significant speeding issues.
Drivers experiencing vehicle damage and residents concerned about emergency vehicle access.
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Residents are concerned that the new concrete barriers and bump-outs on King Arthur Boulevard are causing accidents and damaging cars rather than improving safety.
The city is testing speed bumps in alleys to stop people from speeding behind homes. It's a pilot program, so they'll see if it works before doing it everywhere.
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The project has led to mixed results, with some speed reduction but significant reports of vehicle-infrastructure collisions.
The changes aim to make the area more walkable and attractive for businesses by allowing more flexibility in residential and commercial placement.