

Add a right hand turn lane at Road #27 S to Hwy #3 W
The Issue
As residents of the Cottam area who frequently travel the stretch of Road #27 S to Hwy #3 W toward Windsor, we face daily challenges that we believe can be resolved with the addition of a right-hand turn lane. This is not just a matter of convenience; it's a necessary improvement to enhance safety and efficiency for all road users.
Currently, drivers leaving Cottam to join Hwy #3 W endure significant delays and potential safety hazards due to the absence of a dedicated right-turn lane. The congestion not only affects those traveling to Windsor but also contributes to the frustration of drivers attempting to navigate this busy intersection. We understand that traffic studies may suggest that volumes don't justify such an addition, but as firsthand witnesses, we experience how the existing setup hampers traffic flow and increases the risk of accidents during peak times.
A right-hand turn lane would largely alleviate these issues by separating turning traffic from through traffic, thereby reducing wait times and minimizing rear-end collision risks. According to the Transportation Association of Canada, dedicated turn lanes can significantly improve traffic operation and safety, making this an ideal solution for our intersection.
Moreover, our community is growing, and transport infrastructure should advance in step with this growth to support economic activities and local development. Adding a right-hand turn lane is an investment in our future that ensures both safety and convenience for all travelers.
We urge the Ministry of Transportation and relevant local authorities to reassess their traffic studies with a view to prioritizing our proposal. Our roads should reflect the needs of the community and guarantee safety and efficiency for every driver.
Please join us in advocating for a right-hand turn lane at Road #27 S to Hwy #3 W to improve our daily commute and enhance road safety for all. Sign this petition to call for the necessary changes.

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The Issue
As residents of the Cottam area who frequently travel the stretch of Road #27 S to Hwy #3 W toward Windsor, we face daily challenges that we believe can be resolved with the addition of a right-hand turn lane. This is not just a matter of convenience; it's a necessary improvement to enhance safety and efficiency for all road users.
Currently, drivers leaving Cottam to join Hwy #3 W endure significant delays and potential safety hazards due to the absence of a dedicated right-turn lane. The congestion not only affects those traveling to Windsor but also contributes to the frustration of drivers attempting to navigate this busy intersection. We understand that traffic studies may suggest that volumes don't justify such an addition, but as firsthand witnesses, we experience how the existing setup hampers traffic flow and increases the risk of accidents during peak times.
A right-hand turn lane would largely alleviate these issues by separating turning traffic from through traffic, thereby reducing wait times and minimizing rear-end collision risks. According to the Transportation Association of Canada, dedicated turn lanes can significantly improve traffic operation and safety, making this an ideal solution for our intersection.
Moreover, our community is growing, and transport infrastructure should advance in step with this growth to support economic activities and local development. Adding a right-hand turn lane is an investment in our future that ensures both safety and convenience for all travelers.
We urge the Ministry of Transportation and relevant local authorities to reassess their traffic studies with a view to prioritizing our proposal. Our roads should reflect the needs of the community and guarantee safety and efficiency for every driver.
Please join us in advocating for a right-hand turn lane at Road #27 S to Hwy #3 W to improve our daily commute and enhance road safety for all. Sign this petition to call for the necessary changes.

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Petition created on August 11, 2026