In Riga, Latvia, changes to the traffic organization on a segment of Murjāņu Street are being implemented due to the temporary road surface conditions during the construction of a rainwater drainage system. In addition, another stretch of Murjāņu Street is set to undergo road surface renewal, with work scheduled to resume when weather conditions are suitable. After the completion of the repair works, it is planned that the restrictions on speed limits will remain permanent to ensure safety in this area. The decision to reduce the maximum allowable speed to 30 km/h is aimed at increasing safety for pedestrians and cyclists in the vicinity, particularly given the presence of several educational institutions nearby. This change, effective from February 20th, is particularly important as it addresses the significant daily increase in the number of children moving around this vicinity. By reducing the speed limit, the authorities aim to create a quieter and more predictable environment for all road users and local residents. Overall, the implementation of this speed limit is part of a broader initiative to enhance traffic calming measures in urban areas, thereby fostering a safer community space. Not only does this aim to protect the most vulnerable among us—children and cyclists—but it also signals a commitment to improving urban living conditions, encouraging safer mobility practices among drivers.