Traffic Calming

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Traffic calming is intended to improve the enjoyment and pedestrian friendliness of the neighbourhood under review by reducing traffic speed and volume on a group of streets within a specific geographical area and by implementing proven methods to reduce identified problems. To view the City of Windsor's Traffic Calming Policy, visit the Transportation Policies web page.

Traffic Calming Studies

The following Traffic Calming Studies are currently in progress:

• Drouillard Road (Wyandotte Street to Seminole Street)
• Notice of Public Information Centre - February 26, 2020
• Display Boards - Public Information Centre, February 26, 2020
• Comment Form - please return by March 18, 2020
• Pillette Road (Tecumseh Road East to Plymouth Drive)

We appreciate your input on the draft traffic calming plan for Drouillard Road. Please provide your feedback using the comment form above or by email to jhagan@citywindsor.ca. To ensure your feedback is given consideration when we prepare the final version of the traffic calming plan, please provide any comments by March 18, 2020.

Upcoming Studies

Traffic calming reviews have been completed for the following locations. Traffic calming plans will be prepared for these locations in priority order:

(List updated March 9, 2020)

Traffic calming requests are reviewed in order of priority based on score, not necessarily in the order they are received. Traffic calming requests are scored based on a number of factors, including traffic volumes, traffic speeds, collisions and presence of pedestrian traffic generators. Details on how these scores are calculated can be found in the City of Windsor Traffic Calming Policy.

Service requests for a neighbourhood Traffic Calming Study may be initiated through 311.

Hours of Operation, Monday to Friday (holidays excepted): 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.