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Goodwin, Hall and Tolton Traffic Calming Project

Goodwin Drive, Hall Avenue and Tolton Drive are being prioritized for traffic calming plans because they were designated as Community Safety Zones by Guelph City Council.

We will design and implement physical traffic calming measures that help drivers travel at the posted speed and reduce the severity of collisions.

Proposed traffic calming measures on Goodwin Drive, Hall Avenue and Tolton Drive include speed tables, raised crossings, bollards, school house pavement markings and curb extensions. To learn more about these measures and how they will be used, review the plans and information posted to this page.

How can I participate right now?

Review the proposed traffic calming plans and share insights that may help inform the placement of measures.

Have a look at the boards from the open house to see the proposed traffic calming plans including project timelines and what measures are proposed for each street.

Local knowledge such as drainage concerns, informal crossing locations, or notable street features are especially valuable. These fine-grained details help City staff better understand on-the-ground conditions to develop more effective, well-informed final designs.

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Project maps

Goodwin Drive

Between Beaver Meadow Drive and Ray Crescent

Map of Goodwin Drive between Beaver Meadow Drive and Ray Crescent in Guelph showing a proposed traffic calming design. The plan includes three speed tables spaced along the corridor, two curb extensions to narrow the roadway, and one raised pedestrian crossing to improve safety and visibility.

Hall Avenue

Between Dominion Drive and Goodwin Drive

Map of Hall Avenue between Dominion Drive and Goodwin Drive in Guelph showing a proposed traffic calming design. A speed table is located along Hall Avenue near Duck Lane. Further along the curved section of the street near 37 Hall Avenue, a school pavement marking is included.
Map of Hall Avenue in Guelph showing a winding residential roadway with proposed traffic calming measures. A speed table is located near 28 Hall Avenue, followed by another speed table near 15 Hall Avenue. A bollard is installed near 1 Hall Avenue.

Tolton Drive

Between Goodwin Drive and Clair Road East

Map of Hall Avenue in Guelph showing a winding residential roadway with proposed traffic calming measures. A speed table is located near 28 Hall Avenue, followed by another speed table near 15 Hall Avenue. A bollard is installed near 1 Hall Avenue.

To see the other traffic calming projects are taking place or to learn more about how we select which neighbourhoods are prioritized for traffic calming plans, check out the main traffic calming page.

Back to the main Traffic Calming page

Further reading

Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Public Open House
Public Open House
Phase 2: Construction
Construction

Construction

September 1, 2026 4:00 AM - December 31, 2026 4:59 AM

Construction will take place during the Fall of 2026 as we implement the traffic calming measures in this neighbourhood.