Traffic Calming
Like many municipalities, Brampton is faced with issues of neighbourhood safety caused by vehicular traffic. With no absolute solution to speeding and excessive volume on city streets, Traffic Engineering Services is confronted with the ongoing challenge of making residential streets safer and more liveable.
In recognition of the need to address neighbourhood traffic safety concerns, Council has approved the Neighbourhood Traffic Management Guide. The purpose of this guide is to provide the City of Brampton with a consolidated strategy to respond to public concerns about traffic in residential neighbourhoods. The guide outlines the process for reviewing and implementing Neighbourhood Traffic Management measures customized to the needs of the City of Brampton.
Neighbourhood Traffic Management involves setting up measures, devices and techniques using the “three Es” (education, enforcement and engineering). It is intended to improve the safety and the liveability of neighbourhoods and seeks to improve safety of all road users by using a wide range of measures, including physical road modifications, generally referred to as traffic calming.
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Brisdale Drive
Sandalwood Pkwy to Bovaird Dr
Ward: 6
Traffic Calming
Status: In Progress
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Clarence Street
Kennedy Rd to Main St S
Ward: 3
Traffic Calming
Status: Complete
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Conestoga Drive
Sandalwood Pkwy to Bovaird Dr
Ward: 2
Traffic Calming
Status: In Progress
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Fletchers Creek Boulevard
Bovaird Dr to Williams Pkwy
Ward: 5,6
Traffic Calming
Status: In Progress
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Wexford Road
Hurontario St to Conestoga Dr
Ward: 2
Traffic Calming
Status: In Progress
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Worthington Avenue
Fairhill Ave to Bovaird Dr
Ward: 6
Traffic Calming
Status: In Progress
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