Traffic Engineering
Traffic Engineering is responsible for the maintenance and daily operation of the city's computerized traffic control system, including first-line response for emergency signal repair.
Traffic information
- Traffic Ticker: Up-to-the-minute reports of traffic tie-ups and street closings.
- Live traffic cameras: Citizens are able to view high definition traffic cameras located around the city.
- Valley View Ferry: Operating status and general information.
- Construction: Information about ongoing construction projects.
- Where Not To Park 2023: Where to Park and Where Not To Park.
Traffic management
Construction
- Issues permits to contractors and others for lane blockages, dumpster or storage container on the street and for block parties.
- Develops street lighting plans for pole replacements.
- Provides technical assistance and layout for signs and markings of new subdivision and commercial development plans.
- TE Standards and Guidelines for Developments
- Decorative street sign and posts guidelines
- Request fiber locates with our online process www.lexingtonky.gov/locates
News
New multi-way stop at Marcus Trail at Willman Way
The Division of Traffic Engineering will install multi-way stop sign controls and pavement markings at the intersection of Marcus Trail and Willman Way. This work is scheduled for Monday, October 30, weather permitting.
New multi-way stop at Eastland Parkway and Anniston Drive
The Division of Traffic Engineering will install multi-way stop sign controls and pavement markings at the intersection of Eastland Parkway and Anniston Drive. This work is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 5, weather permitting.
Tell us how to make streets safer through survey
The city is asking residents to report ways Lexington’s streets can be made safer for everyone, Mayor Linda Gorton said today.