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WINTER PARKING RULE
TAKES EFFECT DEC. 1

TRAFFIC DELAYS
& ROAD CLOSURES

CLEAN AIR DAY TIPS
FOR EVERYDAY USE

SCHOOL-ZONE SAFETY
A PRIORITY FOR CITY


Work On Princess And King Streets
Begins March 1; Stores Remain Open

Feb 04/10 > The reconstruction of lower Princess Street and King Street and will begin March 1 and end June 30. Shops will remain open and accessible in the reconstruction area. The City and its contractors, Corcoran Excavating, will have public liaisons working with businesses and the public throughout the project.  MORE ...

Transit Launches Online Trip-Planner

Dec 15/09 > Kingston Transit has launched an online tool that shows riders how to get where they are going by bus. "My Trip Planner" asks for a starting point, a destination, a start or arrive time, and then creates suggested itineraries taht include directions to the appropriate transit stops.  MORE ...

Snowfall Prompts Winter Reminders

Dec 09/09 > As the snow piles up on City streets and curbs, residents are offered these six winter reminders on keeping gas meters and fire hydrants clear of snow, snow plow safety, garbage and recycling placement, overnight parking, and clearing snow and ice from sidewalks.  MORE ...

$1 Transit, Cheaper Parking At K-Rock Centre

Sep 01/09 > As of today, those heading to the K-Rock Centre can enjoy more post-event $1 buses and cheaper, closer parking. By Council mandate, the event parking rates will drop on Sept. 1 and a number of other minor changes to the K Rock Centre Transportation Plan will also take effect to make getting to and from the Centre more convenient than ever.  MORE ...

Accessible On-Demand Taxi Service

Sep 01/09 > A draft report on the possible implementation of Accessible On-Demand Taxi service in Kingston is now available. The draft report looks at how an accessible on-demand taxi service could be implemented in Kingston to meet the needs of those Kingstonians who require accessible vehicles for transportation, such as those who use wheelchairs.  MORE ...

Residents Urged To Use Active Transportation

Sep 01/09 > The City of Kingston and KFL&A Public Health have released a report suggesting a variety of measures to encourage Kingstonians to choose active forms of transportation like walking or cycling. "Trails for Active Transportation" was developed out of a Walk & Bike for Life community workshop on Active Transportation.  MORE ...

Bikeways, Share The Road Guide Aid Cycling

May 29/09 > The City is now working on the first phase of its On-Road Bikeway Implementation Plan to build a more visible cycling network to encourage more Kingstonians to choose cycling as their mode of transportation. Over time, the individual routes will be joined to form one complete on-road bikeway network.  MORE ...

 

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