7. Improvements will Improve Traffic Flow and Ease Congestions

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The improvements will also improve traffic flow and ease congestion on local roads while reducing car and heavy truck traffic through the Morriston and Aberfoyle communities.

Additional improvements:

  • provides easier access for business, residences and developments
  • improves local traffic flow
  • improves pedestrian safety by reducing traffic volumes
  • reduces noise and vibration for residences and business owners
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  • Up to 90% reduction in traffic on Queen Street
  • Up to 50% reduction in traffic on Brock Street
  • UP to 65% reduction in traffic at the Calfass Road/ Queen Street intersection
  • Up to 85% reduction in traffic at the Leslie Road/ Queen Street and Concession Road 1/ Queen Street intersections

Please refer to the below traffic animation through Morriston and Aberfoyle communities.

Morriston Community Traffic Simulation

Aberfoyle Community Traffic Simulation