Should Central North London Get Traffic Calming Measures?
Official title: Central North London Traffic Study
London is studying traffic problems in the Central North neighbourhood after residents complained about speeding and cut-through traffic. The city wants to know which streets feel unsafe and what solutions would work best. Options include speed bumps, curb extensions, and better signage.
Why This Matters
Live in Central North London? Walk your kids to school? Bike to work? This study will decide whether your street gets speed bumps, new signs, or other changes. If speeding cars or cut-through traffic bother you, now's the time to speak up.
What Could Change
The city could install speed cushions, humps, or curb extensions on neighbourhood streets. New signage might restrict certain turns or lower speed limits. A neighbourhood-wide traffic calming plan will guide changes for years to come.
Key Issues
- Which streets have the worst speeding and cut-through traffic problems?
- What traffic calming measures would work best for the neighbourhood?
- How can safety be improved around schools, parks, and pedestrian routes?
How to Participate
- Visit the consultation page to learn about the study and subscribe for email updates about community meetings and feedback opportunities.
- Contact the City's transportation team at cocc@london.ca with your concerns about specific streets or intersections.
Submit Your Input
Questions Being Asked (3)
- What traffic safety concerns do you have in your neighbourhood?
- Which streets or intersections feel unsafe?
- What traffic calming measures would you support?