The city of Anaheim is making some changes to the speed limits in their streets, with over 500 signs changing in the month of August, the city announced Tuesday. 

“We’re lowering speed limits to make our streets safer — the faster the speed, the higher the risk of a severe crash with serious injuries or deaths,” the city said in a press release.

The speed limit changes will be affecting main roads such as including Harbor Boulevard, State College Boulevard, Brookhurst Street, Broadway, Weir Canyon Road, Kraemer Boulevard, Romneya Drive, Olive Street and many others.

Drivers can visit Anaheim.net/speedlimits for a full list of the changes. 

Most of the new speed limits are going down by 5 mph, with a majority changing from 40 mph to 35 mph. Another 10 are going down by 10 mph, according to the press release. 

“In all, 169 sections of road will see reduced speed limits with 158 remaining unchanged. We’ll be changing out 368 existing speed limit signs and putting up 155 additional ones.”

With these new speed limits, officers with the Anaheim Police Department will be educating drivers with warnings.

“Across Anaheim, you’ll see our work to make our roads safer with protected left-turn lanes, high-visibility crosswalks, late-night traffic signals that stay red until someone drives up or vibrating grooves in roads protecting bike lanes,” the release said.