Transportation
BY MICHAEL CROUCHLEY & CONNOR PITTMAN
School zone signals adjusted to new schedule City sta have adapted school zone signals for Plano ISD’s new schedule, following a resolution passed Aug. 12 by Plano City Council. What you need to know Ahead of the 2024-25 school year, Plano ISD will delay the release time for students in elementary, middle and high schools by ve minutes, accord- ing to city documents. To comply with state regulations, Plano’s trans- portation engineering sta determined changes needed to be made to the timing of school zones for middle schools. What else? School zone speed limits are designed to mitigate risk of pedestrian and vehicle accidents. Violations of the speed limit carry a $500 ne, according to the ordinance.
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Legacy Drive work nears completion Road work on three Legacy Drive intersec- tions is on track to nish in September, Plano city sta said. More work will later begin at Archgate Drive and Chase Oaks Drive. What you need to know The projects include additional right- and left-turn lanes, and improvements to tra c signals and pedestrian areas, according to city documents.
Plano transportation engineering sta adjusted school zones throughout the city in accordance with Plano ISD's updated schedule for 2024 25.
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