Making Our Streets Safer: Hallandale Beach Takes Action with Community Walk Audit
Walk audit of NW/SW 8th Avenue in Hallandale Beach revealed significant opportunities to improve street safety, especially for students who use this route daily. Local officials and transportation experts examined sidewalks, crossings, and pedestrian signals, finding that while the west side of the street offers good protection for pedestrians, the east side needs safety upgrades. Read more about how these improvements will create safer routes for everyone in our community…
Sweet Results: Halloween Survey Shows Hallandale Beach Wants Safer Streets
A Halloween community event in Hallandale Beach brought out 200 residents who shared their vision for 8th Avenue’s future. The street survey revealed strong public support for safety improvements, with 74% backing traffic calming measures. Top priorities include better pedestrian crossings, improved lighting, and safer speeds. The survey data will guide street improvements to create a more walkable, bikeable Hallandale Beach.
Building a Quick-Build Bike Network: Transforming Florida’s Urban Mobility
In Florida’s urban areas, a quick-build bike network aims to reshape mobility. By installing dedicated bike lanes, shared paths, and safe crossings, cities can improve access and reduce congestion. This initiative encourages cycling and supports sustainable transportation, making urban environments more functional. With community input and practical designs, the quick-build network seeks to change how Floridians move around their cities.
Seatbelt Safety in Florida: Essential Facts About Buckling Up in 2024
Discover why this life-saving device remains your best defense on our busy roads, and what local authorities are doing to protect our community.
Distracted Driving in South Florida: A Serious Risk
In the fast-paced streets of South Florida, distracted driving has become a serious issue, contributing to an increasing number of crashes each year. With so many distractions at our fingertips—phones, navigation systems, and even everyday conversations—it’s easy to lose focus. However, in a region like ours, where traffic is heavy and roads are busy, even a split second of inattention can lead to tragedy. As part of South Florida’s Vision Zero initiatives, communities like Palm Springs are working to eliminate traffic-related deaths. Let’s do our part by staying alert and keeping our streets safe for everyone.
Our Community Helps Plan 8th Avenue’s Future
On October 15, 2024, Ingalls Park buzzed with excitement as Hallandale Beach residents gathered to discuss the future of 8th Avenue. From 2 to 4 PM, families, kids, and community members came together to share their visions for improving this vital street.
Fowl Play at 8th and SW 1st: Where Ducks Waddle Safely, But Humans Can’t
At the intersection of 8th Avenue and SW 1st Street, we’ve come across a quirky paradox: ducks have their own crossings, complete with signs, while pedestrians are left navigating a real-life game of Frogger. As we embark on the 8th Avenue Complete Streets Project, we’re focused on changing this fowl situation into one that’s fair for all—feathered friends and humans alike. It’s time for Hallandale Beach to get its ducks in a row and create a safer, more accessible street for everyone. Your ideas could be the golden egg we need to make this happen!
Transforming Hallandale Beach for a Safer, More Connected Community
Hallandale Beach residents, get ready for positive change! The 8th Avenue Complete Streets Project is now underway. DDEC and CTA are spearheading this initiative to revamp 8th Avenue into a modern urban corridor. The project starts with a site visit to observe how students use the street, ensuring the design meets our community’s needs.
