Del Rey Slow Streets Survey
Slow Streets are streets designated for people to walk, run, bike, and otherwise use the street space while maintaining social distancing during COVID-19. They are designed to eliminate cut through traffic and make the streets safer for all.

Slow streets work by placing a cone and sign at each end of the block, asking cars to slow down and indicating the street as a slow street. Cars, emergency vehicles, and trash vehicles can still pass through, and parking is not impacted.

Since mid-May, 2020, the Del Rey NC has rolled out the following slow streets:

Beethoven St. (south of Short)
Redwood Ave. (was eventually removed)
Chase Ave.
Kenyon Ave.
Lindblade Dr.
Kensington Rd.
Moore St.(added mid-project)
Westlawn Ave. (added mid-project)
Allin St.
Culver Dr./Mesmer Ave.
Wagner St. (add mid-project)
Slauson Ave. (was eventually removed)

We would love your feedback on this program below! You can also email slowstreets@midcitywest.org.
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What is your street name (ex. N. Formosa Ave) *
What are your cross streets?
What is your ZIP code? *
Do you like the concept of slow streets? *
What do you like about slow streets?
What do you dislike about slow streets?
Where else would you like to see slow streets within Del Rey?
The City Council is considering a version of Slow Streets that includes more permanent signage. Would you be in favor of that investment?
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Would you like slow streets to remain in place after the COVID emergency has subsided? *
Any final thoughts?
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