Traffic Calming Policy Review

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The City has introduced a standardized approach to traffic-calming implementation. Read the updated Traffic Calming Policy and new Traffic Calming Guidelines to learn more. Download the reporting back for the Traffic Calming Policy Review engagement. 


The City is proposing updates to its Traffic Calming Policy and has developed a new set of Traffic Calming Guidelines to better address vehicle speeding concerns in neighbourhoods across Kingston. The updated policy and guidelines recommend new ways for traffic calming concerns to be considered and include additional traffic calming tools available for use. These include:

  • Type I (minor-adjustment) measures
  • Type II (engineered-based) measures
  • Community-based initiatives

The City is seeking input from residents on these new approaches to traffic calming. Before providing your input below, please take a few moments to review the Traffic Calming Policy and Guidelines Summary that outlines important information about the proposed updates. A list of Frequently Asked Questions and a draft of the Traffic Calming Policy and Guidelines are also available for review.

City staff will review and consider input when finalizing the policy and guidelines.

All input will be compiled in a report and presented to the Environment, Infrastructure & Transportation Policies Committee with the proposed policy and guidelines in June.

Traffic Calming Measures Banner


The City has introduced a standardized approach to traffic-calming implementation. Read the updated Traffic Calming Policy and new Traffic Calming Guidelines to learn more. Download the reporting back for the Traffic Calming Policy Review engagement. 


The City is proposing updates to its Traffic Calming Policy and has developed a new set of Traffic Calming Guidelines to better address vehicle speeding concerns in neighbourhoods across Kingston. The updated policy and guidelines recommend new ways for traffic calming concerns to be considered and include additional traffic calming tools available for use. These include:

  • Type I (minor-adjustment) measures
  • Type II (engineered-based) measures
  • Community-based initiatives

The City is seeking input from residents on these new approaches to traffic calming. Before providing your input below, please take a few moments to review the Traffic Calming Policy and Guidelines Summary that outlines important information about the proposed updates. A list of Frequently Asked Questions and a draft of the Traffic Calming Policy and Guidelines are also available for review.

City staff will review and consider input when finalizing the policy and guidelines.

All input will be compiled in a report and presented to the Environment, Infrastructure & Transportation Policies Committee with the proposed policy and guidelines in June.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Traffic Calming Policy Review Survey

    The City is gathering feedback on the proposed updates to the Traffic Calming Policy and the development of new Traffic Calming Guidelines. Before completing the survey, please review the Traffic Calming Policy and Guidelines Summary that outlines the proposed changes. 

    As part of the policy review, the City is expanding its traffic calming toolkit to include additional measures that can be implemented in neighbourhoods across Kingston. 

    These include:

    • Type I (Minor-adjustment) measures
    • Type II (Engineered-based) measures
    • Community-based initiatives


    Your input will be reviewed and considered by Transportation Services staff as they finalize the updated Traffic Calming Policy and Guidelines. 

    The survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. 

    Survey closes on May 6 at 4 p.m.

    Consultation has concluded