Mckenzie-Smith Bennett School Traffic Calming

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The Town of Halton Hills is reviewing potential traffic calming improvements for the McKenzie-Smith Bennett School neighbourhood. The study area can be seen in the document section.

Over the last few years, an operational safety review was undertaken to assess the need for traffic calming measures within the McKenzie-Smith Bennett School neighbourhood. The review was initiated due to multiple residential concerns regarding aggressive driving and road safety. A proposed traffic calming plan has been created to further ensure safety for all road users.

The virtual PIC presentation can be viewed on the McKenzie-Smith Bennett School neighbourhood project page within the Town’s “Let’s Talk Halton Hills” platform. Residents can evaluate the proposed Traffic Calming Plan and provide input using the interactive display materials.

Residents are encouraged to watch the online PIC presentation to review the proposed Traffic Calming Plan. Feedback will be accepted until December 20th, 2024 and can be provided using the Question and Comments tool.

Road safety is a shared responsibility. Learn how to file a Road Watch Report and Traffic Concern Report to the Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) and help keep our roads safe.

The Town of Halton Hills is reviewing potential traffic calming improvements for the McKenzie-Smith Bennett School neighbourhood. The study area can be seen in the document section.

Over the last few years, an operational safety review was undertaken to assess the need for traffic calming measures within the McKenzie-Smith Bennett School neighbourhood. The review was initiated due to multiple residential concerns regarding aggressive driving and road safety. A proposed traffic calming plan has been created to further ensure safety for all road users.

The virtual PIC presentation can be viewed on the McKenzie-Smith Bennett School neighbourhood project page within the Town’s “Let’s Talk Halton Hills” platform. Residents can evaluate the proposed Traffic Calming Plan and provide input using the interactive display materials.

Residents are encouraged to watch the online PIC presentation to review the proposed Traffic Calming Plan. Feedback will be accepted until December 20th, 2024 and can be provided using the Question and Comments tool.

Road safety is a shared responsibility. Learn how to file a Road Watch Report and Traffic Concern Report to the Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) and help keep our roads safe.

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  • Share Is photo radar not a possibility in the area? This is the ultimate deterrant on Facebook Share Is photo radar not a possibility in the area? This is the ultimate deterrant on Twitter Share Is photo radar not a possibility in the area? This is the ultimate deterrant on Linkedin Email Is photo radar not a possibility in the area? This is the ultimate deterrant link

    Is photo radar not a possibility in the area? This is the ultimate deterrant

    Jeff Grove asked 8 days ago

    Thank you for your question regarding the possibility of photo radar in the area.

    I’m pleased to share that the Town is launching its first portable Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) camera this year, which will be located on Mountainview Road S in Georgetown. However, our current capacity limits us to just one camera at this time.

    We recognize the effectiveness of ASE cameras as a deterrent to speeding, and we are hopeful that in the future, we will have multiple cameras fully operational across the Town to expand coverage and enhance safety in more areas.

    If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out.

    Regards,

    Sebastian Biernat

  • Share Why is there no plan for Churchill rd. N? Kids walk home that way and you have the Acton high to consider. I feel that not enough is being done for the perimeter of the whole school. You are only serving the front of the school while more food traffic happens north of the school. on Facebook Share Why is there no plan for Churchill rd. N? Kids walk home that way and you have the Acton high to consider. I feel that not enough is being done for the perimeter of the whole school. You are only serving the front of the school while more food traffic happens north of the school. on Twitter Share Why is there no plan for Churchill rd. N? Kids walk home that way and you have the Acton high to consider. I feel that not enough is being done for the perimeter of the whole school. You are only serving the front of the school while more food traffic happens north of the school. on Linkedin Email Why is there no plan for Churchill rd. N? Kids walk home that way and you have the Acton high to consider. I feel that not enough is being done for the perimeter of the whole school. You are only serving the front of the school while more food traffic happens north of the school. link

    Why is there no plan for Churchill rd. N? Kids walk home that way and you have the Acton high to consider. I feel that not enough is being done for the perimeter of the whole school. You are only serving the front of the school while more food traffic happens north of the school.

    SNed asked 9 days ago

    Thank you for your feedback and for sharing your concerns about pedestrian safety around the school, particularly on Churchill Road N.

    I want to assure you that we have plans to address traffic safety in this area. As part of our proposed measures, we are planning to install a collector-type speed hump on Churchill Road N, between Tanners Drive and Peel Street. Additionally, the Town has already installed speed humps north of Tanners Drive over the last two years to enhance safety in the area.

    If you have any further questions or would like additional details, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

    Regards, 

    Sebastian Biernat

  • Share Why is the street south of the school going to be a 50 km zone? All roads in and around the school should be 40 and deemed community zones where fines are doubled. There should also be digital signs showing speed. As both a community member and parent of children of the school is shocking how many people speed through this zone. on Facebook Share Why is the street south of the school going to be a 50 km zone? All roads in and around the school should be 40 and deemed community zones where fines are doubled. There should also be digital signs showing speed. As both a community member and parent of children of the school is shocking how many people speed through this zone. on Twitter Share Why is the street south of the school going to be a 50 km zone? All roads in and around the school should be 40 and deemed community zones where fines are doubled. There should also be digital signs showing speed. As both a community member and parent of children of the school is shocking how many people speed through this zone. on Linkedin Email Why is the street south of the school going to be a 50 km zone? All roads in and around the school should be 40 and deemed community zones where fines are doubled. There should also be digital signs showing speed. As both a community member and parent of children of the school is shocking how many people speed through this zone. link

    Why is the street south of the school going to be a 50 km zone? All roads in and around the school should be 40 and deemed community zones where fines are doubled. There should also be digital signs showing speed. As both a community member and parent of children of the school is shocking how many people speed through this zone.

    SNed asked 9 days ago

    Thank you for your comment and for sharing your concerns about traffic safety near the school.

    I want to clarify that the speed limit in front of the school is already 40 km/h. This area is designated as a community safety zone, where drivers are expected to exercise additional caution.

    Could you please clarify which specific street you are referring to as having a 50 km/h speed limit? This will help us better understand your concern and provide further assistance.

    Regards,

    Sebastian Biernat