Guelph Line & Prospect Street
At a Glance
Burlington, OntarioGuelph Line & Prospect Street
- Area
- Burlington, Ontario / eligible zoning CR-280, MXC, MXG, CR-336 within 70 m
- Traffic control
- The current official Traffic Signals asset inventory classifies this point as TS (traffic signal), intersection ID 230.0, maintained by COB. Confirm active vehicle indications on arrival.
- GPS
- 43.345132,-79.794529 (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
- Prospect Street & Regency Court, about 293 m north in a straight line; check streets for the actual route.
- South
- Guelph Line & Glencrest Road, about 739 m south in a straight line; check streets for the actual route.
- East
- Prospect Street & Regency Court, about 293 m east in a straight line; check streets for the actual route.
- West
- Guelph Line & Fairview Street, about 335 m west in a straight line; check streets for the actual route.
Where You Are
The official traffic-signal asset publishes this location as “Guelph Line & Prospect Street” (object ID 44). The two named public roads are Guelph Line and Prospect Street; nearby current maintained or travelled road-centreline names include PROSPECT STREET, GUELPH LINE. Eligible nonresidential zoning within 70 metres includes CR-280, MXC, MXG, CR-336. 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.