Traffic Safety
Traffic volume and safety along The Credit Woodlands is a concern identified by people who use the street, City Staff and Council. The (former) traffic circle was not designed according to modern pedestrian and cycling safety standards. Traffic could travel so fast it made safe crosswalks impossible.
While traffic safety is a priority for the City, projects to address safety across Mississauga typically move forward with a level of deliberation that takes longer than anyone wishes. The City created Sharing Lanes to try new ways of quickly and inexpensively making our streets safer while animating our neighbourhoods. The traffic circle was redesigned as one of these projects as a two-year demonstration project.
Features Feedback
We invite you below to provide feedback on specific aspects of the Sharing Lanes project which made changes to The Credit Woodlands traffic circle.
Please note, we have already had significant feedback expressing overall support or opposition to the project. The purpose of these questions is to better understand specific priorities and needs you have. So, we would like to know which aspects of the project you most and least support.
Your individual responses will not be shared with anyone outside of Councillor Horneck’s office without your specific consent.
Info Session
The City of Mississauga is holding a public information centre (session) to discuss Sharing Lanes at The Credit Woodlands including the updates and future plans.
Tuesday, January 16 – 7 to 9 pm
Woodlands High School – Cafeteria
3225 Erindale Station Road
RSVP below ⇓⇓⇓