Tuesday night, the city council will consider a ban on cars making left turns and driving across 5th Street between I and K streets.
Many people who live near 5th and J streets in downtown Davis say they're concerned about traffic safety.
City data shows that, since 2020, there has been 23 vehicle collisions along the stretch of 5th street — injuring more than a dozen people.
In response, the City of Davis is considering banning cars from crossing the street. The pilot project would prohibit cars on I, J and K streets from turning left or going straight across 5th Street.
"In this case, we're removing the potential for that conflict," Chapman said.
"i'm expecting this will be about 50 to 60 thousand dollars to construct," Chapman said.
"I do think that that's one of the most small but important changes that the city could make," Badshaw said.
If approved Tuesday night, installation of the new traffic barriers could begin in six to eight weeks.
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