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Lakeshore Road Burlington construction:
HSR detours start July 4



The City of Burlington is closing:

  • Lakeshore Road between Eastport Drive and North Shore Boulevard East / Maple Avenue

during a project to

  • widen the road to include three lanes, including a turning lane and bike lanes;
  • install curbs and sidewalks;
  • install a new watermain and storm sewers; and
  • install traffic signals.

Crews started working in late May to prepare for the project, but the road remained open during this work. Starting Monday, July 4, the city will impose rolling road closures, blocking the streets at various points to through traffic.

The Hamilton Street Railway is detouring buses operating along this route, while construction proceeds:

  • 11 Parkdale.

Construction on Lakeshore Road and the detour continue until November 18.

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11 Parkdale

From Monday, July 4 until Friday, November 18, Hamilton-bound buses operate along their regular route to Lakeshore Road and Maple Avenue / North Shore Boulevard East, then detour:

westward along North Shore East; and then
southward along Eastport Drive to Lakeshore Road,
resuming their regular route westward into the Canada Centre for Inland Waterways property or southward along Eastport.

Hamilton-bound buses skip their regular stops

  • on Lakeshore Road beside Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital, the Ontario Ministry of Transportation patrol yard and Halton Region garage and across from Beachway Park and #938 Lakeshore.

Instead, Hamilton-bound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

  • on North Shore Boulevard East west of Maple Avenue.

Burlington-bound buses reverse the Hamilton-bound detour routing.

Burlington-bound buses skip their regular stops

  • on Lakeshore Road beside #944 Lakeshore, across from Omaha Avenue, beside Beachway Park and across from the Halton Region garage, the Ontario Ministry of Transportation patrol yard, Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital and North Shore Boulevard East / Maple Avenue.

Instead, Burlington-bound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

  • on North Shore Boulevard East west of Lakeshore Road.
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