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July 2025 update
The draft Mobility Master Plan was presented to the Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee (SPPC) on July 17, 2025, and City Council reviewed and discussed approved the plan on July 22, 2025.
A Notice of Completion is planned for late August and will identify a formal public review period during which readers can provide comments on the plan and its implementation.
The full plan is available and can be accessedhere.
The mobility projects above are accompanied by a series of strategies and actions to support London’s future vision for mobility.
What is the Master Mobility Plan?
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 and growth expected from now, to 2050. The Mobility Master Plan will be London’s first fully integrated mobility plan which considers all forms of mobility, including general traffic lanes, bus lanes, cycling facilities, sidewalks, and pathways.
As part of the plan’s final phase, new mobility infrastructure recommendations outline where and how future improvements should happen across London. These recommendations are based on technical studies, public input, and community priorities, and are designed to help London become a safer, more sustainable, and more connected city. To explore the recommended mobility infrastructure recommendations for roads, transit, cycling and sidewalks, visit london.ca/mobility.
July 2025 update
The draft Mobility Master Plan was presented to the Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee (SPPC) on July 17, 2025, and City Council reviewed and discussed approved the plan on July 22, 2025.
A Notice of Completion is planned for late August and will identify a formal public review period during which readers can provide comments on the plan and its implementation.
The full plan is available and can be accessedhere.
The mobility projects above are accompanied by a series of strategies and actions to support London’s future vision for mobility.
What is the Master Mobility Plan?
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 and growth expected from now, to 2050. The Mobility Master Plan will be London’s first fully integrated mobility plan which considers all forms of mobility, including general traffic lanes, bus lanes, cycling facilities, sidewalks, and pathways.
As part of the plan’s final phase, new mobility infrastructure recommendations outline where and how future improvements should happen across London. These recommendations are based on technical studies, public input, and community priorities, and are designed to help London become a safer, more sustainable, and more connected city. To explore the recommended mobility infrastructure recommendations for roads, transit, cycling and sidewalks, visit london.ca/mobility.
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The Mobility Master Plan outreach team hosted several public engagement opportunities from December to February 2025 to seek feedback on Mobility Network Recommendations.
Wednesday, January 8 at South London Community Centre, drop in from 6-8pm
Thursday, January 9 at East Lions Community Centre, drop in from 6-8 pm
Wednesday, January 15 at Northbrae Public School, drop in from 6:30-8:30pm
Thursday, January 16 at Cherryhill Village Mall, drop in from 6-8 pm
Monday, December 16 at Byron Optimist Community Centre from 5-8pm
Saturday, December 21 at StarTech.com Community Centre from 10:30am-1:30pm
Friday, January 3 and Saturday January 4 at CF Masonville Place from 2-6pm
Monday, January 6 at Fanshawe College campus from 10am-3pm
Sunday, January 12 at North London Optimist Community Centre from 10am-2pm
Tuesday, January 14 at Western University Campus campus from 10am-3pm
Saturday January 18 at Western Fair Farmers Market from 10am-2pm
Tuesday, January 21 at Stoney Creek Library from 2-5pm
Wednesday, January 22 at St. Catherine of Siena Elementary from 6-8pm
Thursday, January 23 at Cherryhill Village Mall from 10am-2pm
Thursday, January 23 at Central Library from 2-5pm
Friday, January 24 to Sunday, January 26 at Lifestyle Home Show
Wednesday, January 29 at White Oaks Mall from 4-8pm
Saturday, February 1 at Lambeth Community Centre from 1-5pm
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In July 2023, three mode share target options for the year 2050 were developed by the City for the consideration of Council. The options identified mode share targets of 25%, 30% and 35% combining walking, cycling and transit trips. On July 26, 2023, Council provided direction to remove Option 1 (25% walk, cycle, transit) from consideration.
The City then proceeded to engage Londoners about the two mode share target options and collect feedback.
On Tuesday, October 24, 2023, City of London staff brought an update about the Mobility Master Plan to the Civic Works Committee.
This report recommended Option 3 (35% walking, cycling, and transit) as the 2050 mode share target of the Mobility Master Plan, and provided an overview of the feedback we’ve received from the community.
The Civic Works Committee referred the mode share target to a future meeting of the Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee to be aligned with a discussion related to the City's land use study and intensification. Comments from Londoners will continue to be collected.
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On Tuesday, July 18, 2023, City of London staff are bringing an update about the Mobility Master Plan to Civic Works Committee.
The purpose of this update is to provide Municipal Council with information currently under consideration for the development of the Mobility Master Plan. The intent is to solicit initial Council feedback, consult externally, and return to the Civic Works Committee with recommendations at a future date.
Three main items discussed in this new report are strategies in development, mode share target options, draft project evaluation frameworks.
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A summary of the Mobility Master Plan's first phase of engagement is now available to review on the project's webpage.
Public engagement during the first phase began in April 2022 and focused on building awareness of the study and inviting people to share their experiences with mobility in London.
This report summarizes Phase 1 engagement and the feedback collected between April 13, 2022 and October 23, 2022. Phase 1 engagement continued into 2023 and is also being considered as part of this study.
Thank you to everyone who has participated so far. Public consultation and engagement will continue throughout the plan’s development.
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On Tuesday, November 29, 2022 City of London staff are bringing an update about the Mobility Master Plan to Civic Works Committee.
Over the past year, Londoners have shared feedback about a wide variety of issues that influence how they move around the city and reach their destinations. The update to Civic Works Committee highlights the community engagement completed to date, an overview of key themes heard from the community, how the feedback confirms the draft Vision and Guiding Principles, and a summary of next steps for the Mobility Master Plan’s development.
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On Tuesday, November 2, 2021 City of London staff will bring information about the Mobility Master Plan to Civic Works Committee. Londoners are encouraged to view the report or watch the Civic Works Committee Meeting to learn about how the Master Mobility Plan can contribute to creating a better quality of life for all.
The personal information submitted on this page is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25 and will be used to provide details regarding future Mobility Master Plan supported communications, events, or activities.
Questions about this collection should be addressed to Sarah Grady, Traffic and Transportation Engineer, at 300 Dufferin Ave., London, ON N6A 4L9, or by telephone at 519-661-2489 ext. 4934 , or email to sgrady@london.ca
Initiation of the Mobility Master Plan Development - November 2, 2021