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The Transportation Development Section is responsible for the installation and maintenance of the City's traffic circulation facilities, including traffic signals, pavement markings, and roadside signs. Significant functions performed by Transportation Development staff include the review of all new development projects for consistency with the City's General Plan Traffic Circulation Element, designing new traffic signal and striping plans, preparing traffic signal timing and synchronization plans, plan checking new traffic signal, street light and striping plans prepared by developers, managing the traffic signal and annual street striping maintenance contracts, determining speed limits, investigating citizens traffic safety concerns, and collecting and compiling traffic count data. The Transportation Development Section is also responsible for the issuance of several permits. These permits are for temporary lane closures, oversize and overweight vehicles, and temporary use permits for temporary on-street parking.
The Transportation Development team consists of the City Traffic Engineer, one Associate Engineer, one Assistant Engineer, and one Engineering Technician.
For further information or inquiries on traffic related issues throughout the City, please contact Jon Gillespie, Traffic Engineer at (909) 477-2740 ext. 4051.
Cooperative Efforts
The Traffic Section is responsible for the analysis of traffic congestion, delays and collision records throughout the City. Staff works closely with adjoining communities, the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG), and the San Bernardino Association of Governments (SanBAG) to ensure consistency and uniformity with regional transportation programs. For example, the City closely harmonizes its signal designs and study guidelines with those of the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans). Those guidelines include supporting information from all regions of the State, to ensure uniformity. Many of the projects undertaken by the Traffic Section are funded through or by Caltrans.
Traffic-Related Links
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Citywide Traffic Count, Speed Limit and Signal Map 