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48th & Woodland Transportation Safety Study

The City of Philadelphia is coming up with ideas to improve traffic safety in the neighborhood surrounding the 48th & Woodland Rec Center and Playground.  The City team is partnering with residents and community groups to:

  • Make streets safer for everyone
  • Reduce serious traffic injuries and fatalities
  • Create better SEPTA access
  • Make it safer for people walking around the community

The 48th & Woodland Traffic Safety Study will develop recommendations to address traffic safety concerns surrounding the playground in the summer of 2026. This project is funded by the DVRPC’s Transportation and Community Development Initiative (TCDI).

Get involved

Your input matters! There will be a public open house on Tuesday, June 2nd, from 6 – 8PM at the Kingsessing Recreation Center (4901 Kingsessing Ave). Your input will be used to create ideas for implementation. If you have any questions or would like to join our mailing list, email otis@phila.gov.

Name Description Released Format
48th and Woodland Open House Boards – June 2, 2026 PDF Boards for the 48th and Woodland Open House on June 2, 2026 May 29, 2026
48th and Woodland Playground Traffic Safety Study Open House – June 2, 2026 PDF See traffic calming ideas proposed in the neighborhood. Share feedback with the City project team. May 15, 2026
48th & Woodland Transportation Safety Study PDF Project flyer with additional information and a survey link January 29, 2026

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