Applications Open for Speed Humps
Los Angeles residents can begin applying to have speed humps installed on residential streets after City Council approval of the program this week.
To get the speed-reduction devices installed, residents must collect signatures from 75% of the neighbors on their block. In most neighborhoods, they also will have to raise about $6,000 to pay for the standard set of three humps.
Applications can be submitted through City Council offices or through the city’s Department of Transportation.
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