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What is Team Up to Slow Down?
Team Up to Slow Down is a program that partners citizens with city staff to work on slowing down the speeding problems in local neighborhoods. Virginia law sets the speed limit in residential neighborhoods at 25 miles per hour. Failure to follow the speed limit endangers bicyclists and pedestrians who also use the road for travel. Team Up to Slow Down works to encourage people to slow down and is multifaceted, including a variety of tools, including neighborhood meetings, resident pledge cards, brochures, yard signage and bumper stickers.
Who is involved in the Team Up to Slow Down Program?
This program involves citizens of local neighborhoods, Harrisonburg Public Works and Harrisonburg Police Department.
How does my neighborhood get involved with this program?
The following tools are available: 

Get a free bumper sticker when you take the pledge!
I commit to help stop speeding and reckless driving in the City of Harrisonburg and my neighborhood by agreeing to follow the guidelines below.
I will obey posted speed limits.
I will wear seat belts and require all others in my vehicle to do the same.
I will follow other cars at safe and respectful distance.
I will watch closely for children while driving through neighborhoods and near schools.
I will minimize my distractions in my car including cell phones, music, and eating.
I will be courteous and give room when passing bicyclists on the road.
I will help my community understand that our commitment can safe lives and make our city safer.
To take the pledge and get a free bumper sticker, contact Thanh Dang, Public Works Department, at 540-434-5928 or Thanh.Dang@harrisonburgva.gov.
Downloadable Materials
[800KB] Team Up to Slow Down Brochure