Share Your Feedback on Kingston's Draft Transportation Networks

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Integrated Mobility Plan (IMP) open house on Monday, May 11. Whether you attended in person or are just tuning in now, there are several ways to explore the materials and share your feedback.

Draft transportation network recommendations are now available for public review and comment, including networks for pedestrian connections, cycling facilities, high-frequency transit corridors, and roads across Kingston. These are draft, planning-level recommendations. The networks will continue to be refined based on public feedback, further technical review, prioritization, and future Council decisions.

Leave a Pin on the Draft Maps

We've launched four interactive maps to make it easy to comment on specific locations, connections, or improvements. Select a map, place a pin, and share what you think. Provide your comments by May 29.

• Draft Pedestrian Network
• Draft Cycling Network
• Draft Transit Network
• Draft Road Network

Each pin can be tagged as:

• Like - I like this improvement because…
• Concern - I have a concern about this improvement because…
• Suggestion - I have a suggestion for a new improvement or connection…

New: Explore the IMP StoryMap

New to the project or want to learn more about the background? Our StoryMap walks through the IMP from the beginning - including existing conditions, key findings, and the planning process that led to the draft networks: Explore the IMP StoryMap

Open House Boards

The information boards from Public Information Centre #2 provide more context on the draft networks and are also open for comment you can view and comment on them.

Comments are open until July 6 at 4 p.m. You can also reach the project team directly at mobilityplan@cityofkingston.ca.

All feedback received will help shape the future of transportation in Kingston and inform transportation-related inputs to the new Official Plan.

- The IMP Project Team