Traffic Surveys and Reviews
We post active parking and traffic surveys for public feedback, and you can also request a transportation review.
What is a transportation review?
A municipal transportation review is when the City looks closely at our roads, transit, and ways to travel, like walking and biking. We study what we have now, plan for the future, and find ways to make travel safer and better for everyone.
The City takes public safety seriously and values your feedback.
- Please help us by providing your feedback on any open surveys found on this page
- Don't see your neighbourhood on our list? You can request a transportation review to address traffic flow, speeding, signage, pedestrian safety, or other roadway issues within the City of Niagara Falls
Request a transportation review
Ways to submit a request:
You can request a transportation review using one of the following methods:
- Complete the online form
- Phone 905-356-7521
- Email service@niagarafalls.ca, including the location of concern, the issue you're reporting, and any relevant background information (e.g., time of day, frequency, safety concerns).
Note: Each request is reviewed by the City’s Transportation Services team. Site visits, data collection, and analysis may be conducted as part of the review process.
Open surveys
Only one submission from each address will be accepted. You must live on or operate a business on the street(s) involved to add your answers to the results.
Gainsborough Avenue between Huggins Street and Glendoone Street
Parking control
We are asking local residents for their feedback about the potential revision of the existing parking control along Gainsborough Avenue between Huggins Street and Glendoone Street.
Leeming Street between Dorchester Road and Mouland Avenue
Parking control
We are asking local residents for their feedback about the potential revision of the existing parking control along Leeming Street between Dorchester Road and Mouland Avenue.
Watson Street
Speed control follow-up review
We are asking local residents for their feedback about the implementation of permanent speed cushions on Watson Street.