Napier Street Traffic Study

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Napier Street Traffic Study

The City of Vaughan is undertaking a traffic calming, operational and road safety review in Kleinburg for Napier Street, John Street, Kellam Street, Islington Avenue (between Highway 27 and Nashville Road), Stegman’s Mill Road (between Islington Avenue and Napier Street), and Nashville Road (between Highway 27 and Islington Avenue) (see the study area on the image below).

The study will include a traffic operational and safety review at the intersection of Stegman’s Mill Road and Napier Street (see the focus area on the image below).

Traffic calming is a measure the City can use to manage the speeds at which vehicles travel and encourage responsible driving through physical design features (e.g., speed humps, speed cushions, curb extensions, traffic circles or roundabouts) and/or passive measures (e.g., radar speed display signs or pavement markings).

Public input is essential to the success of the project. Residents of the Napier Street and Stegman’s Mill Road community will have an opportunity to learn more and provide feedback on the study and presented options. Stay tuned for updates to this page.

Study and focus area

Background Study reports:

Contact Information

Transportation and Fleet Management Services

Margie Chung
Manager, Traffic Engineering

Phone: 905-832-2281, ext. 6173

Email: NapierTrafficStudy@vaughan.ca

Location:
Joint Operations Centre
2800 Rutherford Rd.
Vaughan, ON L4K 2N9

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