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Guelph Line & Mountainside Drive

At a Glance

Burlington, Ontario
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Guelph Line & Mountainside Drive

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Area
Burlington, Ontario / eligible zoning CE, GE2, GE1, CN2 within 70 m
Traffic control
The current official Traffic Signals asset inventory classifies this point as TS (traffic signal), intersection ID 192.0, maintained by ROH. Confirm active vehicle indications on arrival.
GPS
43.355818,-79.809246 (published signal point)
Weather
Check the current federal forecast.Environment Canada forecast
Transit
Review current Burlington Transit service and schedules before the final approach.Burlington Transit
Accessibility
Review specialized transit eligibility and booking information; inspect curb ramps, the signal phase and the destination entrance on arrival.Specialized Transit
Parking
Use current City parking information, obey posted restrictions and verify a destination space before leaving a vehicle.City parking information
Cycling
Review the current City cycling network and inspect the road connection and crossing on arrival.City cycling information
Road access
Check current closures, restrictions and construction before departure.Road closures and restrictions
North
Guelph Line & Mainway, about 171 m north in a straight line; check streets for the actual route.
South
Guelph Line & Harvester Road, about 881 m south in a straight line; check streets for the actual route.
East
Mainway & Northside Drive, about 676 m east in a straight line; check streets for the actual route.
West
Guelph Line & Mainway, about 171 m west in a straight line; check streets for the actual route.

Where You Are

The official traffic-signal asset publishes this location as β€œGuelph Line & Mountainside Drive” (object ID 35). The two named public roads are Guelph Line and Mountainside Drive; nearby current maintained or travelled road-centreline names include MOUNTAINSIDE DRIVE, DAVIDSON COURT. Eligible nonresidential zoning within 70 metres includes CE, GE2, GE1, CN2. The City’s Zoning Bylaw groups these codes in employment, commercial, mixed-use corridor, downtown centre or Uptown centre categories. This describes mapped surroundings, not a confirmed tenant or entrance.

Final Orientation

Use marked crossings and verify the destination entrance on site. Compass distances are straight-line references to other selected Burlington curbs, not travel directions. Signal operation, traffic, transit, parking, accessibility and weather conditions can change during the journey.

Sources checked 25 September 2026: City of Burlington Traffic Signals asset layer and official catalogue item, Road Segments, Zoning Bylaw mapping and current zoning designation guide. The Traffic Signals layer is a current asset inventory, not a live signal feed. Confirm the vehicle indications and current road, cycling, parking and transit information on arrival.