Overview
The Town of Georgina has launched a Speed Hump Pilot Program in select trial locations. These locations have been determined to be areas where additional traffic calming measures are warranted. Speed humps are a physical traffic-calming measure in Georgina and will require motorists to alter their behaviour. The Town will be conducting before and after speed and volume studies to analyze the effectiveness of the program as well as ideal locations.
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Public engagement
Town contact
Kate Walkom
Supervisor, Traffic Safety and Operations, Operations and Infrastructure
905-955-5098
kwalkom@georgina.ca
Timelines
Timelines
The second phase of speed hump installation dates are currently targeted for summer 2025 with after studies to follow.
Council reports
May 29, 2024 - Council report
July 12, 2023 - Council report
Frequently asked questions
Where will the speed humps be installed?
Seven speed humps were installed during the first season (2023) of the pilot and staff will expand the Speed Hump Pilot Program into a second season (2025) to expand the number of speed humps at existing locations.
- Riveredge Drive Ward 2 73m east of trail (#48 Riveredge Drive)
- Riveredge Drive Ward 2 90m west of east trail (#72 Riveredge Drive)
- Riveredge Drive Ward 2 3m east of west trail (#129 Riveredge Drive)
- Lake Drive East (west of De La Salle) Ward 4 50m west of Salvation Army Rd
- Lake Drive East (west of De La Salle) Ward 4 42m east of Franklin Beach Rd (#743 Lake Drive E)
- Lake Drive East (Willow Beach) Ward 3 70m west of McNeil Rd (Willow Beach)
- Lake Drive East (Willow Beach) Ward 3 80m east of McNeil Rd (Willow Beach)
How do I request a speed hump on my street?
Staff adhere to the Council-approved Safe Streets Policy to effectively manage, monitor and implement traffic-calming measures throughout the Town. The public can submit a request for traffic calming through Service Georgina and staff will evaluate the request based on the Town’s Safe Streets Policy. The evaluation will determine whether the requested section of roadway meets the criteria outlined in the policy’s preliminary screening procedure for potential traffic calming intervention.
What is the timing for speed hump installs/ construction activities?
Speed humps have a relatively quick installation once the contractor mobilizes, and each hump should not take more than a few days once crews are on site.
What if I do not want a speed hump in front of my house?
Speed hump locations and placement are subject to thorough field evaluation where staff consider a series of installation criteria, including speed hump spacing, proximity to driveways, proximity to intersections, posted speed limit, road geometry (curves, sight lines and hills) and existing infrastructure (manholes, hydrants, and culverts). If you have concerns about this matter, contact the Town’s Supervisor of Traffic Safety and Operations to express your concerns and discuss the matter further.