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    Digital speed sign on Ontario Street

    Digital speed sign on Ontario Street

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    We heard residents' concerns about speed on Ontario Street. We reached out to Niagara Region (as Ontario Street is a regional road), and they have placed a digital speed sign on the roadway to raise driver safety awareness and help keep our community safe.
    Digital speed sign on Ontario Street
    Garden Gate Crosswalk at Hilary Bald
    Mayor Easton visits permanent speed hump on Garden Gate Terrace
    Temporary speed hump on Stadelbauer Drive
    Temporary speed hump on Stadelbauer Drive
    Speed reduction measures including knockdowns at John Street and Garden Gate Terrace
    Community Safety Zone on Fourth Ave
    Slow Down lawn signs are available to all households in Lincoln (in partnership with CAA Niagara)
    Pedestrian Crossover on Lincoln Ave
    Pedestrian Crossover Illustration
    Ward 1 Average Speed.png
    Average Speed Results by Ward.png
    Ward 1 Speed Data | 40 km Speed Graph.png
    Permanent Speed Hump on Highland Park Drive.jpg