Current and past speed studies
AboutSignals are preliminary and volunteer-collected. They are screening results, not official engineering studies. We share clear cases with the City and request verification with standard equipment.
Demo content: this page uses mock data for illustration and testing only. These are not real studies. If you would like to request a real neighborhood speed study, see the speed studies overview.
E 300 N near 550 E
Residential segment between 500 E and 600 E, Provo
- Method
- Telraam S2
- Posted speed
- 25 mph
- Collection
- May 12 to 18, 2026
Multi-day monitoring shows an estimated V85 of 36 mph. About 34% of cars above the posted limit and 14% above plus ten mph. Strongest during evening commute.
- Estimated V85: 36 mph
- Above limit: 34% | Above +10 mph: 14%
- Peak window: 4 to 6 pm weekdays
Riverside Trail at 800 N footbridge
Shared-use trail segment near bridge, Provo
- Method
- Fixed-camera video (DataFromSky)
- Posted speed
- 15 mph advisory
- Collection
- June 3, 2026 (45 min)
Mixed users with occasional high-speed passes near pedestrians. Estimated 12% of e-mobility devices above 20 mph. Constrained sight lines near curve.
- Total observed users: 182
- Estimated fast passes: 9 events near pedestrians
- Advisory exceedance by e-mobility: about 12% (estimated)
Wymount Dr near playground
Neighborhood street adjacent to small park, Provo
- Method
- Telraam S2
- Posted speed
- 25 mph
- Collection
- April 22 to 28, 2026
Estimated V85 around 24 mph with morning school activity. Exceedances are low and within expected variation for the segment.
- Estimated V85: 24 mph
- Above limit: about 7% | Above +10 mph: less than 1%
- Higher pedestrian volume 7 to 8 am
Center St at Elm Ave
Collector corridor segment approaching signal, Provo
- Method
- Fixed-camera video (DataFromSky)
- Posted speed
- 30 mph
Requested by neighborhood chair. Pending camera placement and weather window.
How to interpret badges
- Strong signal: results suggest a serious speeding concern that merits city verification.
- Needs watch: results suggest something that could be a problem. Consider a repeat study or targeted hours.
- No clear issue: results do not suggest a problem at this time.
- Planned: request accepted and awaiting collection.
