Town has adopted Genivar’s measures to slow down traffic in 2008. Measures provided by Genivar included a decision-matrix to handle citizen complaints, a tool box as well as request and petition forms for residents.

To request a speed survey, a resident must demonstrate his/her neighbours support his/her request by completing and submitting a petition form to the service des infrastructures.

Availabe in French only

Limites de vitesse sur le territoire

Decision-making matrix:

(Available in French only)

Boîte à outils

Annexes

Processus décisionnel

Formulaire de requête (critères pour demander des mesures)

Formulaire de pétition (obligatoire)

Effective Friday, January 1, 2021

On Friday, January 1, 2021, the speed limit will be reduced to:

• 40 km/h on Avenue Bédard between Chemin Sainte-Angélique and Chemin Sainte-Élisabeth

Pay attention to the new signage.

New stop signs in force on Friday, December 4, 2020

Signs announcing the future stop signs will be installed the week of November 2, 2020.

Pay attention to the new signage that will be in effect on Friday, December 4, 2020. 

Be safe, be seen, BE BRIGHT

Pedestrians and cyclists are responsible for their safety at all times and should wear light coloured clothing, reflective clothing or vests, or reflective accessories at dusk and dawn to avoid collisions. 

Cyclists should equip their bicycles with lights.

The Town offers residents the possibility to purchase Saint-Lazare reflective vests for as little as $5, tax included, at the reception desk of the Town Hall and the community centre.

Items can be purchased at the reception desk at the:

• Community Centre (1301 Rue du Bois)
• City Hall (1960 Chemin Sainte-Angélique)
• During opening hours
• By appointment during COVID

Armbands and fluorescent vests

The Town offers you the possibility of getting you armbands and fluorescent security vests for:

Vests  Cost : $ 5 Taxes included

Risk of collisions between pedestrians, cyclists and all-terrain vehicles

Pedestrians and cyclists of the Cité-des-Papillons sector have access to a multi-use trail from Rue des Saturnes and Rue des Monarques. The City wishes to advise users that: At the end of this multi-use trail, another trail crosses, this time dedicated to all-terrain vehicles It is forbidden to venture on foot or by bike on this ATV trail A real risk of collision does exist Signs will be posted to advise users when the trail comes to an end and the where the risk of collision begins As a preventative measure, please advise all members of your family who may inadvertently venture there during the day or evening when visibility is reduced, especially children and teens.

Road signs warn drivers of the presence of hearing impaired residents.
The hearing impaired  could be startled by cars or cyclists.

Please be mindful !

This summer, let's share the road with the various users!

Read the press release.

The Town also inaugurate its new pedestrian crossing at the corner of Montée Saint-Lazare and Chemin Sainte-Angélique. This initiative is in keeping with the Town’s commitment to make the village core more user-friendly for pedestrians. Two additional crossings will be built before the end of the year, also on Chemin Sainte-Angélique: the first one near Rue des Marguerites and the second near Rue Saint-Jean-Baptiste.

When you are walking¹

• go to the nearest intersection to cross;
• walk on the sidewalk, or, if there isn't one, walk on the side of the road, facing traffic;
• avoid crossing the street between two parked cars;
• wear light-coloured clothes or clothing with reflective strips so that you are easily visible

¹Source Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec

When you are driving¹

• bring your vehicle to a stop before the stop line;
• obey road signs and traffic signals for pedestrians;
• before turning right on a red light where permitted, yield the right-of-way to pedestrians;
• keep your headlights on at all times so that pedestrians can see you and you can see them.

¹Source Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec