Traffic Services
- Pedestrian Safety
- Traffic Counts
- Crash Diagrams
- Sight Distance Studies
- Delay and Speed Studies
- Parking Analysis
- Intersection Design Analysis
- Intersection and Roadway capacity Analysis
Note to parents:
This map is provided to help you and your child determine the best way to and from school. We suggest you review the map and travel the route with your child, answering any questions and noting walkways, traffic controls, crossing guards, etc. For questions regarding the school pedestrian walk route or right-of-way controls, please contact the city traffic engineer.
Berwyn School District 98
Berwyn School District 100
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
BERWYN (October, 2011) – The City of Berwyn with the assistance of a fully funded grant, has completed the installation of three Level 2 charging stations within the City. The City wishes to encourage greater use of green transportation alternatives by providing publicly accessible charging stations for residents, regardless of whether or not they have access to charging in a personal garage, and to those visiting or working in the City.
Two Level 2 charging stations are located in the City’s Municipal Parking Structure at 3320 Grove Avenue and one level 2 charging station is located at 7003 West Ogden Avenue, outside the Route 66 Museum. The Level 2 charging station provides a full charge in 2 – 6 hours, is self-service and easy to operate. A Level 3 charging station is also located within the Municipal Parking Structure and is able to charge a vehicle within 20 minutes.
Bewyn's Municipal Parking Facility
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Locations
The City of Berwyn Active Transportation Plan includes improvements to the infrastructure, recommendations to City policies and program recommendations regarding enforcement and education. Overall the plan will be used as a guide when planning transportation improvements and ensuring that all modes of transportation are addressed.
Bewyn Active Transportation Plan
LIGHTED CROSSWALKS ENHANCE SAFETY ON ROOSEVELT ROAD IN BERWYN
In-roadway warning lights are first on state route in Illinois
Berwyn, IL (February 2012) With construction substantially complete, a unified and more pedestrian-friendly Roosevelt Road welcomes back residents, visitors and commuters with the installation of traffic calming hardware. As part of the award-winning, comprehensive streetscape improvement undertaken by the City of Berwyn, Village of Oak Park and Town of Cicero, three lighted crosswalks have been installed along Roosevelt Road at the intersections of Home Avenue, Gunderson Avenue and Lombard Avenue.
The in-roadway warning lights are the first crosswalks of this type to be installed on an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) roadway. The marked crosswalks have protective lights installed directly into the roadway that flash when activated by pedestrian push-buttons. Illinois State Law requires motorists to stop for pedestrians at marked crosswalks. The LED lights increase the visibility of the crosswalk and provide an early warning to motorists to brake to a full stop for crossing pedestrians. These energy efficient lights are solar-powered.