Back to SearchThe West Lincoln Road Safety Action Plan Pilot Project will be implemented at selected locations in May and June 2026 to support safer and more comfortable travel for all road users. The pilot program will introduce temporary roadway safety measures and operational changes designed to evaluate opportunities for reducing speeding, improving driver awareness, and enhancing safety conditions for pedestrians, cyclists, transit on-demand users, and motorists within the community.
During the pilot period, residents may notice temporary traffic control devices, pavement markings, signage, or modified roadway configurations at selected study locations. The Township will monitor traffic operations, driver behaviour, and community feedback to assess the effectiveness of the pilot measures and help inform future transportation safety improvements across West Lincoln. Residents are encouraged to travel with caution through pilot areas and share feedback as part of the ongoing Road Safety Action Plan initiative.
Program Details - Urban Area
Location: Within Canborough Street, Townline Road, and south of Twenty Mile CreekPilot Project Duration: June 8 to 19, 2026
Traffic Safety Measures May Include:
- New temporary speed limit signage of 40 km/hr
- Pavement markings
- Crossing and signage in school areas
Traffic, speed, and other data will be collected during the week prior to and during the pilot project week (June 8 to 19, 2026). Please continue to drive safely and observe all posted signage and markings.
Program Details - Rural Area
Location: South Chippawa Road, between Caistorville Road and Smithville RoadPilot Project Duration: June 1 to 12, 2026
Traffic Safety Measures May Include:
- New temporary speed limit signage of 60 km/hr
- New advisory speed limit of 40 km/h at curved roadway locations
- Double yellow centre line
- Intersection pavement marking
Traffic, speed, and other data will be collected during the week prior to and during the pilot project week (June 1 to 12, 2026). Please continue to drive safely and observe all posted signage.
How to provide feedback
We encourage you to share your thoughts and experiences throughout the pilot projects. To submit questions or comments at any time, please contact one of the Project Team members below. We appreciate your cooperation and support as we work together to make your neighbourhood safer and more livable.
Mike DiPaola, Director, Infrastructure
Township of West Lincoln
905-957-3346 ext.5142
mdipaola@westlincoln.ca
Dewan Karim, P.Eng, PTOE, Consultant Project Manager
LEA Consulting Ltd.
647-518-4087
dkarim@lea.ca
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