Finch Drive latest to be placed on a ‘road diet’
Journal Staff City Hall hopes that placing a section of Finch Drive on a “road diet” will reduce speeding and vehicle collisions in the area.

Journal Staff
City Hall hopes that placing a section of Finch Drive on a “road diet” will reduce speeding and vehicle collisions in the area.
Council voted 8-1 recently to convert Finch into a two-lane road – with a single vehicle lane in each direction – between Wellington Street and London Road.
On-street parking will be maintained, with dedicated lanes for parking and cyclists, city staff said.
In addition, bicycle lanes will be added to Finch between Wellington and Fanshawe Drive.
A staff report noted the current four-lane configuration may be “overdesigned,” and that more collisions occur between the two major intersections than in comparable locations, despite a significantly lower average daily traffic count.
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