Collector Street Speed Limit Evaluation

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You might have noticed how confusing it can be when the speed limit bounces between 30 and 50 mpg on the same street. Thanks to new legislation, the City of Savage now has more say in setting local speed limits. The City's Traffic Safety Committee saw this as the perfect chance to take a fresh look at our collector streets and create speed limits that make more sense to everyone.

What is a collector street?
Think of collector streets as the middle piece in our road network puzzle. These roads link your neighborhood to major highways and county roads. They're the streets you typically use when heading to nearby destinations like the grocery store or your friend's house in the next neighborhood. Here is a map of collector streets in Savage.


Share your Input

Use this interactive comment map below to view the collector roadways the City is reviewing and leave your feedback. Your input on areas of concern and ideas for improvement are valuable.




You might have noticed how confusing it can be when the speed limit bounces between 30 and 50 mpg on the same street. Thanks to new legislation, the City of Savage now has more say in setting local speed limits. The City's Traffic Safety Committee saw this as the perfect chance to take a fresh look at our collector streets and create speed limits that make more sense to everyone.

What is a collector street?
Think of collector streets as the middle piece in our road network puzzle. These roads link your neighborhood to major highways and county roads. They're the streets you typically use when heading to nearby destinations like the grocery store or your friend's house in the next neighborhood. Here is a map of collector streets in Savage.


Share your Input

Use this interactive comment map below to view the collector roadways the City is reviewing and leave your feedback. Your input on areas of concern and ideas for improvement are valuable.




  • Speed limits are changing on select collector streets.

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    Starting May 1, 2025, Savage is streamlining speed limits on several important streets throughout our community. These changes are all about making our roads safer and easier to navigate for everyone - whether you're behind the wheel, on a bike, or taking a walk.


    Which streets are changing?

    After careful study, six key streets will be getting adjusted speed limits:

    Reduction to 40 mph
    154th St. - from 50 mph to 40 mph

    Reduction to 35 mph
    150th St. - from 40 mph tp 35 mpg
    Allen Blvd. - from 45 mph to 35 mph
    Glendale Rd. - from 45 mph to 35 mph
    Louisiana Ave. South - from 45 mph to 35 mph

    Increase to 35 mph
    150th St. between Oregon Ave. to CR 27 -from 30 mph to 35 mph


    What's next?

    The speed limit changes will be rolled out in phases beginning May 1, 2025. New permanent speed limit signs will be installed, and a mobile messaging board will be stationed along the street section with the speed change to let residents know where there has been a traffic control change. Once speed limits are in place, law enforcement will increase monitoring to ensure compliance. Savage Police will take an educational approach, informing drivers about the updated speed limits and encouraging compliance through education and awareness. However, the regular speed statute enforcement throughout the community will continue as usual.


Page last updated: 18 Feb 2025, 07:22 AM