Albuquerque Speeds Up Safer Streets | Santa Fe News

Albuquerque just passed a bold new “Quick Build” ordinance to slash pedestrian and cyclist deaths by speeding up street safety upgrades—using cheap, temporary fixes like paint, barriers, and planters instead of costly rebuilds. With New Mexico topping the nation in pedestrian fatalities for years, this move targets dangerous intersections fast, forcing city departments to justify skipping quick wins—and report annually on their use. Backed by state DOT guidance and rising material costs, it’s a pragmatic, lifesaving strategy that turns simple changes into critical safety tools right now.

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