Transportation & Traffic

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We are a community partner in shaping a vibrant and livable city. The Transportation Division strives to plan, build, manage, and maintain an effective and safe transportation network for all users. our approach is guided by our Complete Streets Policy

Report a Broken Traffic Light

All traffic lights are owned and maintained by Palm Beach County. If you notice a a street light that is broken, please contact them by Email: ENG-FixTrafficSignal@pbcgov.org or Phone: 561-683-6885

Pavement Management

The City of Delray Beach owns and maintains over 150 miles of roads and the Public Works Department is responsible for analysis of roadway conditions, planning roadway improvements/reconstruction and implementing pavement preservation techniques. In the past, Public Works has obtained a pavement condition assessment report every 5 years. This assessment assigns each roadway with a Pavement Condition Index (PCI), which is a numerical rating of the pavement condition based on the type and severity of distresses observed on the pavement surface. The PCI value of the pavement condition is represented by a numerical index between 0 and 100, where 0 is the worst possible condition and 100 is the best possible condition.

The City uses this data to guide the planning and implementation of roadway reconstruction and pavement preservation. As we move into the future, Public Works is currently evaluating newer technologies that use artificial intelligence to more consistently, and less objectively, assess pavement condition and has the potential to continuously monitor conditions utilizing sensors affixed to the City’s existing fleet of vehicles. We will be able to leverage the additional data to manage our roadway system more efficiently and with the greatest cost-benefit to the City.

Reporting Roadway Issues

To report a roadway issue such as roadway debris, pot holes, sinkholes, uneven or broken sidewalk and clogged or dirty storm drains on Federal Hwy (US1) , A1A northbound & southbound and West Atlantic Avenue please contact FDOT Asset Maintenance / Louis Berger Services at 1-888-934-1669 (24/7 Emergency response) email: US1-A1ARoadwayAm@louisberger.com. And for reporting issues on Congress Avenue, Linton Blvd, Lake Ida Road, Dixie Highway and Military Trail contact Palm Beach County at 561-233-3950.

Bicycle and Pedestrian Mobility

As part of our commitment to encouraging Bicycle and Pedestrian mobility within the City, we are:

Updating the Bicycle/Pedestrian Master Plan
Identifying and improving bicycle parking facilities, as well as other bicycle-related improvements
Initiating a Bikeshare System
Improving pedestrian crosswalks and installing LED-lit crosswalks
Identifying projects and corridors for bicycle and pedestrian improvements

Upcoming Projects

To see upcoming transportation projects. please visit the Florida Department of Transportation website.

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