Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)
Drivers navigate temporary “chicanes” Thursday on Riverview Drive in Durango. The features are intended to interrupt straight stretches of road and cause drivers to slow down. Six temporary chicanes were installed on the neighborhood thoroughfare to gauge the public’s reception and to see whether they cause drivers to slow down. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald)