Via Las Brisas pedestrian safety

Cited sheriff's trailer data showing 29,000 vehicles in one week, one in four speeding, and speeds up to 88 mph; asked for signals at Calle del Prado and Via Grande and a lane review.

Described the fatal May 2025 crash and the mile-long stretch with no stoplight; asked that pedestrian counts be done during school drop-off and weekend games.

The 12-year-old said a car once hit his back tire while he biked to school and asked the city to slow traffic and make crossing safer.

Described stopping for a middle schooler trying to cross and getting honked at; cited the 2004 Borchard/Via Coronado signal precedent and a 2023 injury collision, and asked for the signal list addition and sight-distance study.

A sixth-grader who bikes with his family said he feels scared near the street and asked for crosswalks and stop lights.

A fourth-grader who rides an electric scooter with her family said she feels scared by fast cars and asked for signals.

A sixth-grader described crossing 'a freeway' to get to school and asked for a lower speed limit or a traffic light.

A Dos Vientos parent said he was T-boned making a left turn at the intersection with his daughter in the car, and urged the commission to act.

A parent who crosses daily with a stroller said cars rarely stop; suggested a lower speed limit or possibly an underground pedestrian pass like the one at Avenida de las Arboles.