The City of St. John’s is implementing additional traffic calming measures in 2025. Temporary speed cushions will be installed this summer and removed in late fall at the following locations:
After the trial period, households on these streets will be surveyed to determine support for permanent installation. To move forward with permanent traffic calming, at least 60% of survey respondents must be in favour. If this threshold is not met, the project will not move forward. Five locations that previously trailed temporary cushions will see permanent installation during the 2025 construction season.
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In May 2023, City Council approved an updated Traffic Calming Policy following public engagement and a review of the previous process. Traffic calming primarily uses physical measures to reduce vehicle speeds, improve safety, and enhance conditions for all road users. Learn more at EngageStJohns.ca.
If you would like to request traffic calming, or discuss a concern about traffic in your neighbourhood, please contact our Transportation Division at trafficcalming@stjohns.ca, or contact Access St. John's by dialing 311.
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