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Starting July 12, the Ontario government has implemented a new speed limit of 110 km/h on several sections of provincial highways. This move extends the existing higher-speed zones and introduces new ones across the province.
(Photo: iStock) The province says the change aligns Ontario with other six other provinces that also have posted speed limits of 110 km/h or higher across Canada. Data from the 2022 increase shows these highways remain safe for drivers, with only a slight increase in overall operating speeds, the province says.
The changes will be implemented on the following highways:
- Hwy. 401, Tilbury, extending the existing 110 km/h zone further east by 7 km
- Hwy. 401 from Hwy 35/115 to Cobourg (approximately 35 km)
- Hwy. 401 from Colborne to Belleville (approximately 44 km)
- Hwy. 401 from Belleville to Kingston (approximately 66 km)
- Hwy. 401 from Hwy 16 to Quebec boundary (approximately 107 km)
- Hwy. 403 from Woodstock to Brantford (approximately 26 km)
- Hwy. 403 from Brantford to Hamilton (approximately 14.5 km)
- Hwy. 406 from Thorold to Welland (approximately 13 km)
- Hwy. 416 from Hwy 401 to Ottawa (approximately 70 km)
- Hwy. 69 from Sudbury to French River (approximately 60 km)
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