Mobility Master Plan

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Planning our future mobility network

The City of London and its partners at London Transit and the Middlesex London Health Unit are developing a long-term plan to prepare London's mobility system for change & growth expected from now, to 2050. The Mobility Master Plan is London’s first fully integrated mobility plan which considers all forms of mobility. It will include a mobility network, comprised of general traffic lanes, bus lanes, cycling facilities, sidewalks, and pathways which interconnect to provide access to a variety of destinations.

Transportation project recommendations now live!

We are currently seeking feedback on new transportation project recommendations as part of the third and final phase of the Mobility Master Plan. Click on any of the four interactive maps below to add a pin to share your comments.

Feedback will be accepted until January 31, 2025. Any input provided after this date will be reviewed but may have reduced potential to influence the study.


Upcoming Events

The Mobility Master Plan outreach team will be hosting four public meetings and additional pop-up events this winter.

Policies and Actions

Policies and Actions play a powerful role in shaping London’s mobility system, influencing where, how, when and why future projects get implemented and how the mobility system is used. They are also essential to meeting our mode share target and providing the supports necessary for people to use more sustainable mobility options for some of their daily trips. Explore Policies and Actions to provide your feedback and ideas today!

Planning our future mobility network

The City of London and its partners at London Transit and the Middlesex London Health Unit are developing a long-term plan to prepare London's mobility system for change & growth expected from now, to 2050. The Mobility Master Plan is London’s first fully integrated mobility plan which considers all forms of mobility. It will include a mobility network, comprised of general traffic lanes, bus lanes, cycling facilities, sidewalks, and pathways which interconnect to provide access to a variety of destinations.

Transportation project recommendations now live!

We are currently seeking feedback on new transportation project recommendations as part of the third and final phase of the Mobility Master Plan. Click on any of the four interactive maps below to add a pin to share your comments.

Feedback will be accepted until January 31, 2025. Any input provided after this date will be reviewed but may have reduced potential to influence the study.


Upcoming Events

The Mobility Master Plan outreach team will be hosting four public meetings and additional pop-up events this winter.

Policies and Actions

Policies and Actions play a powerful role in shaping London’s mobility system, influencing where, how, when and why future projects get implemented and how the mobility system is used. They are also essential to meeting our mode share target and providing the supports necessary for people to use more sustainable mobility options for some of their daily trips. Explore Policies and Actions to provide your feedback and ideas today!

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Road Network

6 days

Please share your thoughts on the proposed road projects for the City of London. To give feedback:

  1. Choose a pin and place it on the map.
  2. Answer these questions:
    • Why should the project/route be prioritized? (e.g. frequency of use, community impact)
    • What should be considered before implementing the project/route? (e.g. ridership demand, congestion)

A proposed timeline is available for each project. Consider checking out our helpful background information before leaving comments. 


[green] Road Improvements

[dark purple] New Road Alignment / Realignment or Extension

[blue] 2 to 4 Lane Expansion

[light purple] Intersection Improvement and/or Localized Improvement


If you would like to view the map's legend after you close this window, please select the button with the "i" icon at the top of the map to reopen the legend.  

Important: Recommendations are not final. All projects are subject to future Council approval, further study, funding applications, and public consultation.

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Transit Priority Network

6 days

Please share your thoughts on the proposed transit priority network for the City of London. To give feedback:

  1. Choose a pin and place it on the map.
  2. Answer these questions:
    • Why should the project/route be prioritized? (e.g. frequency of use, community impact)
    • What should be considered before implementing the project/route? (e.g. ridership demand, congestion)

A proposed timeline is available for each project. Consider checking out our helpful background information before leaving comments. 

The map shows different types of routes:


[green] Existing and Underway Rapid Transit Routes

[light purple] Proposed Rapid Transit Corridor
(Dedicated transit lanes where feasible via road widening)

[dark purple] Proposed Transit Priority Corridor
(Widenings only where necessary for transit improvements such as queue jump lanes, regulatory measures, and transit signal priority)

[blue] Proposed Transit Friendly Corridor
(Enhanced transit operations such as Express Routes and transit signal priority)


If you would like to view the map's legend after you close this window, please select the button with the "i" icon at the top of the map to reopen the legend.  

Important: Recommendations are not final. All projects are subject to future Council approval, further study, funding applications, and public consultation.

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Near-Term Cycling Project Timeline

6 days

Please share your thoughts on the proposed near-term (10-year) cycling and pathway projects for City of London. To give feedback:

  1. Choose a pin and place it on the map.
  2. Answer these questions:
    • Why should the project/route be prioritized? (e.g. frequency of use, community impact)
    • What should be considered before implementing the project/route? (e.g. ridership demand, congestion)

(green) Existing Network

(dark purple) Near-term multi-modal projects with cycling improvements 

(light purple) Near-term standalone cycling projects


Please consider checking out our helpful background information before leaving comments. If you would like to view the map's legend after you close this window, please select the button with the "i" icon at the top of the map to reopen the legend.  

Important: Recommendations are not final. All projects are subject to future Council approval, further study, funding applications, and public consultation.

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Pedestrian Network

6 days

Please share your thoughts on the proposed sidewalk projects along major roads for the City of London. The blue/teal highlighted areas on the map show these gaps. To give feedback:

  1. Choose a pin and place it on the map.
  2. Answer these questions:
    • Why should the project/route be prioritized? (e.g. frequency of use, community impact)
    • What should be considered before implementing the project/route? (e.g. ridership demand, congestion)

Sidewalks on neighbourhood streets are currently being implemented through the new sidewalk program and neighbourhood connectivity plans. A proposed timeline is available for each project. Consider checking out our helpful background information before leaving comments. 

If you would like to view this message after you close this window, please select the button with the "i" icon at the top of the map.  

Important: Recommendations are not final. All projects are subject to future Council approval, further study, funding applications, and public consultation.

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Page last updated: 15 Dec 2024, 01:52 PM