Summary
Spurred by a recent tragic student accident, the council approved a staff study of dropping school zone speed limits to 20 mph. Rahn says parents dropping off kids are among the worst speeders and wants enforcement and new signage fast — possibly before the school year ends.
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Last discussed Mar 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
Signage and enforcement will carry costs to be worked into the next fiscal year budget.
Students walking and biking to Temecula schools.
Commuters who currently drive 45+ on Margarita Road will face slower trips and possible early citations.
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City Council — March 24, 2026
Spurred by a recent tragic student accident, the council approved a staff study of dropping school zone speed limits to 20 mph. Rahn says parents dropping off kids are among the worst speeders and wants enforcement and new signage fast — possibly before the school year ends.
Slow Down Temecula! Speed Limits Decreasing On These City Streets
Slow Down Temecula! Speed Limits Decreasing On These City Streets Patch
City Council — February 10, 2026
Margarita Road drops from 45 to 40 mph along most of the corridor due to higher crash rates, schools, and curves. Temecula Parkway drops at two segments and Summerhouse Road's 30 mph limit becomes enforceable. Expect an education campaign and grace period before tickets.
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