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King Arthur Boulevard Traffic Calming

Lewisville

Summary

The city is testing bolt-down speed cushions in two residential alleys experiencing speeding issues, subject to neighbor petition support and safety reviews.

At a glance

Total mentions
6
Last 30 days
0

Last discussed Aug 19, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Costs associated with purchasing and installing bolt-down rubber or plastic speed cushions on a trial basis.

✅Who benefits

Residents living along the affected alleys experiencing excessive vehicle speeds.

⚠️Who could be affected

Drivers using the alleys who may experience slower transit times or vehicle wear.

Mentions & discussions (8)

MeetingAug 19, 2026

City Council — August 19, 2026

Residents and city officials debated the effectiveness and safety hazards of newly installed concrete bike barriers and curb bump-outs on King Arthur Boulevard. While staff cited high pre-project speeds and safety goals, residents complained of frequent tire damage, narrow clearances, and increased accidents.

YahooAug 19, 2026

Lewisville reviewing Castle Hills traffic blocks after public outcry

Lewisville reviewing Castle Hills traffic blocks after public outcry Yahoo

MeetingAug 3, 2026

City Council — August 3, 2026

Residents voiced major concerns over newly installed concrete barriers and bump-outs on King Arthur Boulevard, citing dozens of car accidents, flat tires, and a bicyclist's broken collarbone. Many asked the council to remove the concrete and rely on paint, reflectors, and police enforcement instead.

MeetingJul 20, 2026

City Council — July 20, 2026

Multiple Castle Hills residents spoke out against the newly installed King Arthur Boulevard traffic calming barriers, citing damaged tires, frequent accidents, and a hazardous narrow bike lane. They asked the city to conduct an independent safety review and consider removing the concrete curbs.

MeetingMar 2, 2026

City Council — March 2, 2026

The engineering department introduced a pilot program to test physical traffic calming devices in alleys experiencing speeding issues.

MeetingMar 2, 2026

City Council - Mar 2, 2026

The city is testing bolt-down speed cushions in two residential alleys experiencing speeding issues, subject to neighbor petition support and safety reviews.

WFAADec 1, 2025

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WFAAOct 28, 2024

North Texas city permanently closes road for safety concerns near park

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