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The committee recommended filing all 60 speed-hump petitions, including requests across Worcester streets, rather than approving new installations. The committee also approved the March 18, 2026 minutes by a 2-0 vote, with Councilor Bilotta absent.
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No new speed humps or speed tables were approved at this meeting. Transportation staff explained that speed humps must use white pavement markings under the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, and that one requested location on Milton Street is privately owned and outside the City of Worcester’s jurisdiction. The committee discussed the city’s speed-hump program, traffic-speed data, and differences among speed humps, speed bumps, and speed tables before recommending the petitions be filed.
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