Learn how to use them and how drivers should react
Driving & Traffic
Service at a Glance
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Vision Zero Vision Zero is a global movement transforming the way we use, interact and travel on our roads. It has a simple and clear goal: ZERO fatalities or serious injuries on roadways. Vision Zero aims for safer streets through improved education, enforcement, engineering, evaluation and engagement. |
Traffic Safety Tools Traffic safety tools utilized on City of Hamilton streets
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Where are road closures in the city? The City posts all scheduled, temporary full road construction, closures and events. |
Traffic Signals Full traffic signals are traditional green-amber-red light displays for all directions of approaching traffic. You can request installation of full traffic signal or report damaged traffic signals or signals that are flashing red. |
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What's the fine for running a red light? The fine for running a red light detected by a camera system or a police officer is $260, plus a $60 victim surcharge and $5 for costs for a total of $325. Failing to stop for a red light where a police officer issues a ticket results in three demerit points. |
What is pedestrian crossover? Pedestrian crossovers are a new way for pedestrians to easily and safely cross the road. New traffic and driving rules apply. |
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How can I report damaged or missing signs? To request new traffic signs or report damaged or missing traffic signs, contact us by: Phone: 905-546-4376 |
How can I request a review of a street or intersection to improve traffic safety? To request new traffic signs, pavement markings, crosswalks, speed limit changes and other traffic safety improvements, contact us by:
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