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Sandalwood Parkway West & Hurontario Street

At a Glance

Brampton, Ontario
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Sandalwood Parkway West & Hurontario Street

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Area
Brampton, Ontario / Employment context
Traffic control
City traffic-signal controller cabinet with 5 mapped signal poles within 40 m. Confirm the active vehicle signal at the crossing.
GPS
43.717507,-79.803034 (approximate cabinet point)
Weather
Use the federal forecast for current conditions; its forecast area extends beyond this curb.Environment Canada forecast
Transit
Check Brampton Transit stops, route direction and service changes for the final approach.Open transit map at this curb
Accessibility
Confirm the pedestrian phase, curb ramps and step-free destination entrance at street level.
Parking
Parking rules and property access vary. Follow posted signs and confirm permission before parking.Find nearby parking
Cycling
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Highway / major-road access
Use the named streets for the approach; check the appropriate highway connection before travelling.
Road access
Confirm construction, turn controls and traffic on arrival.Open live traffic at this curb
North
Hurontario Street & Petworth Road, about 680 m generally north in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
South
Fisherman Drive & Hurontario Street, about 420 m generally south in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
East
Fisherman Drive & Hurontario Street, about 420 m generally east in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
West
Hurontario Street & Petworth Road, about 680 m generally west in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.

Where You Are

Sandalwood Parkway West & Hurontario Street is at a City of Brampton mapped signal-controller location beside two named public roads. Match the street signs and active vehicle signal before crossing or proceeding to a particular building. The nearby land-use designation is Employment; it describes planning context, not the occupancy of a specific property.

Final Orientation

Use marked crossings and confirm the destination entrance at street level. The compass references above are straight-line distances to other selected curbs, not walking, cycling or driving routes. Transit, weather, parking and traffic links open near these coordinates and may change during your trip.

Source: City of Brampton Traffic Signal Controller Cabinet and Traffic Signal Poles layers, Brampton Plan Streets and Brampton Plan Schedule 2 Land Use Designations, retrieved 24 September 2026. Signal equipment mapping is evidence of a control, not a live operational feed. Nonresidential context was screened within 25 metres of the cabinet. Coordinates mark the cabinet approximately.