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Riverview Drive and Waverly Drive Traffic Calming

Riverview Drive and Waverley Drive traffic calming background

Last year, temporary traffic calming measures were installed along Riverview Drive and Waverley Drive in line with the City’s Traffic Calming Policy. We installed temporary measures first to evaluate how well they work before permanent measures are installed.

Based on the data we collected in the fall of 2022 including community feedback and staff observations the traffic calming plan for 2023 will be adjusted.

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Who's Listening

Lauren Short, Traffic Technologist II

lauren.short@guelph.ca

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Liraz Fridman, PhD., Transportation Safety Specialist, Engineering and Transportation

liraz.fridman@guelph.ca

Kelly Guthrie

Kelly Guthrie, Community Engagement Advisor, City of Guelph

kelly.guthrie@guelph.ca


Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Project open for comments and questions
Project open for comments and questions
Phase 2: Temporary measure implementation
Temporary measure implementation
Phase 3: Traffic data collection and plan revaluation
Traffic data collection and plan revaluation
Phase 4: Permanent traffic calming measures implanted
Permanent traffic calming measures implanted

Permanent traffic calming measures implanted

April 15, 2024 4:00 AM - August 10, 2024 4:00 AM

Events

Past events