Extending Colossus Drive to keep you moving
Attend an Open House on June 17 to learn more
The City of Vaughan is undertaking a study to explore options for extending Colossus Drive over Highway 400, connecting to Interchange Way, to reduce traffic congestion and keep you moving.
This proposed new crossing would provide a vital link between the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre and the Weston Road and Highway 7 areas, improving connectivity and helping to alleviate gridlock on key routes. The project is one of the critical transportation initiatives in the Vaughan Council-approved Nine-Point Action Plan to Fight Traffic Gridlock, which came forward as a Member’s Resolution by Mayor Steven Del Duca.
Through this study, the City will evaluate a range of potential routes, carefully considering impacts on traffic flow, the environment, surrounding communities and overall mobility.
Get involved
Attend an Open House on Wednesday, June 17 to learn more about the project, the study process, options to extend Colossus Drive and speak directly to the project team. Here are the details:
- Location: Chancellor Community Centre (350 Ansley Grove Rd.)
- Time: Any time from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
This Open House will help guide the City’s planning process for the Colossus Drive extension. A second Open House will be held later this year to present preliminary plans and gather additional community feedback.
Can’t attend in person? No problem. Materials from the Open House and an online comment form will be available at vaughan.ca/ColossusDrive from Wednesday, June 17 to Monday, July 6.
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