Do You Know About Arroyo Seco Parkway Safety Suggestions?

Following the tragic fatality in August of 10-month-old Leiana Ramirez—who burned to death in a vehicle that was rear-ended on the Arroyo Seco Parkway—several residents offered suggestion on how to make the highway safer. The ideas ran the gamut from reduced speed limits to enforcement cameras.

This month, , which addressed some of these concerns, in South Pasadena and Highland Park.

The meetings were a part of a Corridor Management Plan (CMP) being developed for the highway by a team of consultants working for Caltrans in partnership with the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG).

What Went Down

Although turnout was low because of the recent windstorm, officials told Whittier Daily News that the was productive.

The main concerns brought up included signage, safety of onramps and offramps, lighting the corridor's scenic areas, increasing bike paths and restoring the channel, according to the publication.

Although the meetings are now over, residents can still email input to ArroyoSecoCMP@gmail.com.