Traffic signal control and detection upgrades
We’re working with Utilities Kingston to upgrade traffic signal technology and detection equipment across the city. These upgrades will improve traffic flow and safety for all road users.
Improvements include:
- Better vehicle and bicycle detection to control intersection signal timing.
- Roadside controller and other hardware upgrades to:
- Allow for more timely and effective maintenance
- Unlock opportunities for new technology to enhance travel for pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders and drivers, such as transit signal priority and pedestrian safety measures.
Some intersections will have additional traffic signal or intersection control work scheduled at the same time to efficiently complete these upgrades.
When the project is complete, these upgrades will benefit travellers across nearly 180 signalized intersections in Kingston. The intersection work is taking place over six phases; the completed signal detection upgrades for 2025 and 2026 are indicated in the map below.
Project map
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This project is made possible in part thanks to a $3.87M investment by the Government of Canada and $3.23M investment by the Government of Ontario through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program: Public Transit Infrastructure Stream.
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2025 and 2026 intersection control upgrades
Completed in 2025
Bayridge Drive and Acadia Drive
Bayridge Drive and Cataraqui Woods Drive
Bayridge Drive and Coverdale Drive
Bayridge Drive and Hudson Drive
Bayridge Drive and Lincoln Drive
Bayridge Drive and Milford Drive
Bayridge Drive and Old Colony Road
Bayridge Drive and Taylor Kidd Boulevard
Centennial and Cataraqui Woods Drive
Centennial Drive and Davis Drive
Centennial Drive and Waterloo Drive
County Road 2 and Highway 15
Division Street and John CounterContinue reading
