Speed limit zones adjusted on multiple Ontario highways including Hwy 11, 26, 48, 63, 65, 69, 124, and 632

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The regulated boundaries of reduced-speed zones on several Ontario provincial highways have been updated. On Highway 11 through the District of Cochrane (Mattice-Val Côté and Hearst areas), the geographic start and end points of existing speed-controlled segments have been redefined using new reference roads, and additional speed zone segments have been added near Cemetery Road/Gagnon Road and Old Indian Burial Site Road. On Highway 26, speed zone boundaries near Clearview and Springwater townships have been redrawn and a new transition-zone segment added. On Highway 48 in York Region, segments covering the East Gwillimbury area have been reconfigured and a previously revoked segment reinstated with new endpoints. Highways 63 (North Bay/Nipissing area), 65 (Temiskaming Shores), 69 (Greater Sudbury), 124 (Parry Sound), and 632 (Seguin) also have revised or new speed zone segments. Drivers and commercial operators travelling these corridors should be aware that the physical limits of speed-controlled zones may have changed, and posted signage reflecting these new boundaries should be observed.

Who this affects
drivers on affected Ontario provincial highways · commercial truck operators · freight and logistics companies · local residents commuting on Hwy 11, 26, 48, 63, 65, 69, 124, and 632