Public Information Centre for Armour Road Traffic Operations Review – Stage Two

Peterborough, ON – Residents are invited to attend a Public Information Centre (PIC) for stage two of the Armour Road Traffic Operations Review. Stage two was conducted in 2025 and focused on Armour Road between Hunter Street and Parkhill Road. 

The PIC will take place on Tuesday, February 24 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Peterborough Rugby Club, 725 Armour Rd.  

The session will be held in an informal, drop-in format. City staff will be available to share the research and findings from stage two of the review. Residents are encouraged to ask questions and give feedback on the information.   

Residents who are unable to attend in person can still request information and submit questions or comments by emailing Graeme Pickett, Senior Project Manager at gpickett@peterborough.ca. 

Project Background 

The Armour Road Traffic Operations Review was initiated in response to community traffic concerns along Armour Road between Nassau Mills Road and Hunter Street. There was also an identified need for improved pedestrian crossing opportunities to better connect neighbourhoods with the Rotary Greenway Trail, transit stops, and nearby retail areas.  

The review examines several factors, including traffic control, vehicle speed and volume, road design and sightlines, pavement condition, historical collision data, pedestrian activity and crossing needs, and the potential impacts of future development. 

Due to the length of the corridor and the amount of data required to complete the study, the review was divided into two stages: 

• Stage One: Armour Road between Parkhill Road and Nassau Mills Road (completed in 2024) 

• Stage Two: Armour Road between Parkhill Road and Hunter Street (completed in 2025) 

A report to Council summarizing the findings and analysis from the review is expected in the spring of 2026. 

For more information, visit the City of Peterborough’s website.