City installing 40 km per hour signs on most residential streets
Slow down: St. Catharines is installing 1,300 40-km/h signs across city.
Signs will be placed near the intersection of every residential street that meets either a collector or arterial road.
Residential streets internal to the designated areas will not receive the signs.
The change comes after city council voted to reduce speed limits to 40 km/hr down from 50 km/hr, back in 2022.
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