Community Row Traffic Calming Project

This project is ready for construction.

We will install speed humps and signs on Community Road. Based on feedback from residents, the speed humps will be spaced farther apart.

See the map for more details.

Construction is expected to start in September 2026.

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Design solution

We are installing traffic calming measures on Community Row.

  • Speed humps south of Rannock Avenue
Example of speed humps on Burkley Street
Example of speed humps on Burkley Street.

The expected cost to install speed humps and signage on this street is $14,000. These improvements will be funded through the Road Safety Improvement Program.

Existing conditions

  • Community Row is a two-lane, undivided, residential local street
  • It is bordered by ditches on either side
  • It has a chip-seal pavement surface
  • There are no sidewalks, so pedestrians must share the road with motor vehicles and bikes
  • There is already traffic calming on this street. There are speed humps between Betsworth Avenue and Rannock Avenue 
  • Parking is allowed on the west side of the street
  • The speed limit is 50 km/h
  • The daily traffic volume is 900 vehicles per day, which is on the higher end of the typical range for a local street
  • Most of the homes along the street are single-family houses. 
  • The street connects to the Harte Trail south of Ridgewood.

The street connects to the Harte Trail south of Ridgewood.

Need for traffic calming

This road is a high-priority location for traffic calming measures. 

  • We collected traffic data in October 2024
  • The 85th percentile speed, which is the speed at which 85 percent of motorists travel at or below, is 53 km/h
  • About 100 vehicles travel 55 km/h or faster every day
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