Some speed data - Waye Mason

Preston Street between Jennings Street and Watt Street –April –May 2016
16ATR146.pdf AAWT=1035 two way,437 northbound,597 southbound
85th percentile speed=46 KPH
Average speed=34.6 KPH

Preston Street between Norwood Street and York Street –May 2016
16ATR163.pdf AAWT= 2536 two way,1309 northbound,1227 southbound
85th percentile speed=46 KPH
Average speed=36.4 KPH

Vernon Street between Cedar Street and Jubilee Road –November-December.2016
16ATR575,pdf AAWT=3592 two way,1431 northbound,2161 southbound
85th percentile speed=46.0 KPH
Average speed=38.0 KPH

Vernon Street between Coburg Road and Jubilee Road –June 2015
15ATR056,pdf AAWT=2567 two way,1358 southbound,1209 northbound
85th percentile speed=47 KPH
Average speed=39 KPH

Vernon Street between Jubilee Road and Quinpool Road-June 2015
15ATR055.pdf AAWT=3935 two way,2031 northbound,1904 southbound
85th percentile speed=43 KPH
Average speed=32 KPH

Waye Mason

I’m a respected strategic planner and long-time community builder based in Nova Scotia. An entrepreneur, educator, and former municipal councillor with over 30 years of leadership in business, community, and the arts and culture sector, I’m known for crafting and executing strategic plans that drive real, positive change, earning a reputation for my proactive, innovative approach to strategic options and feasibility analysis. I’ve grown businesses, led member organizations, and made significant contributions to the arts and culture sector provincially and nationally.

One comment

October 30, 2017 at 6:06 PM 9 years ago

Jason Morrison

Do you have data from this year? I’m interested to see data from Shirley street during rush hour. Unfortunately I think it was measured in the summer when traffic pressure are lower. During the school year it is often used as a speedway to bypass the frustration on quinpool and is dangerous for the many kids on the street.

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