20 is Plenty Yard Signs Available at Libraries

Posted by Liz on Apr 8, 2025 - 10:08pm

Blue and white sign with "Slower Speeds Are Safer" and an image of a turtle

During the week of April 14-18, 2025, residents can stop into multiple library locations to pick up free yard signs (available in four languages) for the City of Madison's 20 is Plenty program! Staff from the City of Madison's Transportation Department will be tabling at select library locations during the times listed below to provide information about the 20 is Plenty program, share resources, and hand out free yard signs to residents. Some libraries will also be hosting related book displays on vehicles, safety, driving, and transportation for all ages to enjoy.

Kids gather around a table staffed by a young woman on a sunny summer day. Yard signs are staked near the table

Monday, April 14, 9-10am | Pinney Library
Monday, April 14, 10:30am - 12pm | Alicia Ashman Library
Tuesday, April 15, 2:30-4:30 | Sequoya Library
Wednesday, April 16, 2:30-4:30 | Goodman South Madison Library
Thursday, April 17, 11am - 2pm | Meadowridge Library
Friday, April 18, 1pm-3pm | Lakeview Library

No registration is required.

About the 20 is Plenty Program

20 is Plenty is a program centered on the idea that a speed limit of 20 mph is appropriate for local, residential streets. The purpose of the 20 is Plenty program is to increase the safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motor vehicles by reducing the speed on local streets, specifically and not larger streets that carry higher volumes. 20 is Plenty is part of a larger initiative by the City of Madison's Transportation Department called Vision Zero, which aims to eliminate traffic deaths and severe injuries on all roadways, bikeways and sidewalks.