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   A National Historic Landmark

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Calm the Traffic and Bury the Wires

tree down on Second Street
Example of traffic calming
house with wires Burying the wires

Current activity and articles dealing with Waterford traffic calming

Traffic surveys of Waterford roads

Information on the Loudoun County 2003 Waterford Tame the Traffic & Bury the Wires Study

Information about traffic calming including examples of its use in rural towns

For many years, a goal of the citizens of Waterford has been to bury the overhead power and telephone wires and slow the traffic going through the town. The speeding traffic affects the historic buildings as well as the safety of the villagers and visitors. The overhead wires destroy the beauty and historical ambiance of the village that has made it a National Historic Village.

 

speed sign in Wterford VA with cat. Copyrighted

 

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- 12/15/2007