The Pima County Department of Transportation was recently awarded a grant of $23,322 from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
This money will be used to buy and install Radar Speed Display Signs at three different locations in the county, according to a Pima County media release. The signs will read the speed of a vehicle and display that number to the driver, which allows them to adjust their speed if needed.
The signs will be placed at locations where speeding and speed-related crashes are most common.
This money all comes from the Federal Highway Safety Administration Section 402 Program, which is a program that supports state and community programs to help lower the number of deaths and injuries on the highways.
