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Despite advice against it, City Council will vote on lowering speed on Greenville Loop Road

Despite advice against it, City Council will vote on lowering speed on Greenville Loop Road Greenville Loop Road speed limit By WECT Staff | March 16, 2021 at 6:38 AM EDT - Updated March 16 at 7:09 AM Earlier this month City Council heard suggestions from Denys Vielkanowitz, the city’s traffic engineer who did suggest making some improvements for safety to the road, however, advised against dropping the speed limits. Still, Councilman Charlie Rivenbark has sponsored an ordinance that would reduce the speed limit from 40 mph to 35 mph along the route, and bring it from 30 mph to 25 mph in the Bradley Creek school zone. According to Vielkanowitz, the 40 mph speed limit is appropriate based on traffic studies conducted in the area.

Councilman, traffic engineer dispute resolution to lower speed limit on Greenville Loop Road

Councilman Charlie Rivenbark wants the speed limit on Greenville Loop Road to be changed to 35 miles per hour. (Port City Daily photo/FILE) WILMINGTON For at least two decades, the speed limit along the increasingly developed Greenville Loop Road has caused some level of consternation among the city’s residents. Some have complained of too many drivers using the road to travel between the city and southern New Hanover County. Others have said too many are driving recklessly, speeding, and causing accidents.  On Monday, when the city’s head traffic engineer recommended keeping the speed limit at 40 miles per hour, and adding more signs and pavement markings to slow drivers around two large curves, Councilman Charlie Rivenbark didn’t believe those steps were enough. He voiced his support of reducing the limit to 35 miles per hour. 

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