Traffic Calming

The Traffic Calming Request Policy was developed with the goal of improving public safety for all road users by altering driver behaviour to encourage appropriate speeds on the Township’s roads. Traffic calming measures can reduce vehicles speeds and volumes while also reducing conflicts between road users. Traffic calming is used where the majority of motorists are driving inappropriately. For locations where only a few motorists are speeding Police enforcement is the best solution - please refer to the Road Watch section below or visit the Road Watch Program site for further information.

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Traffic Calming Request Queue

#

Year of Study

Purpose of Study

Location

Case Status

Met Warrant?

1

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Western Ave (Saint Patrick School)

Completed

Yes

2

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Wellar Ave

Completed

Yes

3

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

15th Sideroad, West of Weston

Completed

No

4

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Diana Dr

Completed

Yes

5

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Stan Roots

Completed

No

6

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Hawman

Completed

Yes

7

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Henley

Completed

Yes

8

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Rebellion Way, from Lloydtown Aurora to Queen St

Completed

Yes

9

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Tatton Crt

Completed

Yes

10

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

15th Sideroad between Keele and Lake Marie Trail

Completed

Yes

11

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Skyline Trail (between Hill Farm and Northcott Way)

Completed

No

12

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Cooper Dr

Completed

Yes

13

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Bluff Trail

Completed

Yes

14

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Queen Street (from 10th Concession to Rebellion Way)

Completed

No

15

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Norman Dr

Completed

Yes

16

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Bennett Drive

Completed

Yes

17

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

16th Sideroad (Between Keele and Dufferin)

Completed

Yes

18

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Dufferin (between King Street and Graham Sideroad)

Completed

Yes

19

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Larkin Avenue 

Completed

No

20

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Lavender Valley

Completed

No

21

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Stan Roots (re-study, complaint about counter location)

Completed

No

22

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Claudview Street

Completed

No

23

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Greenside Drive

Completed

Yes

24

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Hillside Drive

Completed

No

25

2024

Traffic Calming Measurement

Martin St (between Norman & Melrose)

Completed

Yes

26

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

10th Concession (North of King-Vaughan Rd and South of Huntington)

To be Studied

TBD

27

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

Graham Sideroad

To be Studied

TBD

28

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

11th Concession (@16th Sideroad)

To be Studied

TBD

29

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

10th Concession From Queen St to Hwy 9

To be Studied

TBD

30

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

Dufferin St (King St to Miller's Sideroad)

To be Studied

TBD

31

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

Dufferin St (Miller's Sideroad to Davis Dri.)

To be Studied

TBD

32

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

10th Concession (@ Huntington Road)

To be Studied

TBD

33

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

Cedarwood Crescent

To be Studied

TBD

34

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

Simon Henry Avenue

To be Studied

TBD

35

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

Nobleview Drive

To be Studied

TBD

36

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

Sunset Drive

To be Studied

TBD

37

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

Main Street

To be Studied

TBD

38

2025

Traffic Calming Measurement

15th Sideroad (between 

To be Studied

TBD

39

2025

Stop Sign

Main St and Dr Kay Drive

To be Studied

TBD

Notice: 

Following consultations with Councillors and residents in the affected neighborhoods, some flexible bollards have been removed from the implementation list of 2025:

  • Dufferin Street: All 12 CLFBs have been cancelled. The area will be monitored by York Regional Police enforcement and through rotational Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) cameras.
  • Wellar Avenue: All three Centre Line Flexible Bollards (CLFBs) have been cancelled. The decision-making process is currently underway, and results will be available shortly.
  • Western Avenue: 3 CLFBs at 20, 54, and 84 Western Avenue have been cancelled. It will be in the by-law enforcement radar.
  • Greenside Drive: 1 flexible bollard set in front of the school has been cancelled.
  • Bluff Trail: 1 Centre Line Flexible Bollard at #15 has been cancelled.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Installation of Speed Humps

Road Watch

The York Regional Police Road Watch Program is a community-driven program that provides citizens with a means to report dangerous or aggressive drivers to the Police.  Instances of unsafe lane changes, disobeying traffic lights and stop signs are some typical types of behaviours that qualify for a Road Watch submission.

Road Watch incorporates three components essential to modifying aggressive driving behaviour:

•    Public education and awareness
•    Participation
•    Enforcement

By creating greater awareness and encouraging increased public participation, the program is designed to reduce motor vehicle collisions and potential fatalities.

What is aggressive driving?

Aggressive driving is defined as speeding, following too closely, failure to yield right-of-way, improper lane changes, disobeying traffic signs and signals and other similar behaviour. The personal injury, vehicle damage, repair costs and time consequences have serious implications for everyone.

How can you help?

If you observe a dangerous act of aggressive driving on a Township of King road, please fill in the details on the Road Watch Online Citizen Report form, or call York Regional Police at 905-895-1221 ext. 7550.