NYC lawmakers want 'low-traffic neighborhoods' with more speed humps, street changes
New York City lawmakers have introduced a bill to establish low-traffic neighborhoods by installing traffic-calming devices. The legislation mandates specific street changes, including speed humps, in five different areas across the city.
The bill mandates a select number of "traffic-calming devices" in five different neighborhoods.
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