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Malibu council rejects PCH undercrossing, seeks signal at Malibu Seafood
The Malibu City Council on Monday rejected plans to tunnel pedestrians under Pacific Coast Highway near Malibu Seafood and directed staff instead to pursue a full traffic signal and crosswalk at street level. On a unanimous voice vote, the council told staff to ask the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation...
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Malibu’s PCH Speed Cameras Logged 100,000 Violations in Nine Days. Now the City Is Rechecking the Speed Limit
Four speed cameras on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu recorded about 100,000 drivers going at least 11 mph over the limit between September 16 and September 24, and not one of them will get a bill. The cameras were running in a testing phase, the City of Malibu said in its Oct. 1 update on the program, so they issued no warnings or citations and pulled no owner records from the DMV. Drivers who saw a flash got a photo taken and nothing else.
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Malibu Times
City council seeks traffic signal study for crossing near Malibu Seafood
After years of discussion, council directs staff to seek Metro approval to study a street-level PCH crossing with advance warning signals and a possible median barrier. A long-discussed effort to provide safer pedestrian access across Pacific Coast Highway near Malibu Seafood took a new direction Monday, as the City Council asked staff to pursue a study of a street-level crossing with a conventional traffic signal rather than move forward with the proposed under crossing study. At the Oct. 12 meeting, council members raised concerns about the cost, flooding risks and construction challenges of building a pedestrian tunnel near the beach. But they also emphasized that leaving people to navigate the busy highway without a nearby marked crossing remains a safety problem.