COVID-19
London is now in Step 3 of the Provincial Roadmap to Reopen. In alignment with Step 3, the City of London has expanded additional in-person City services in accordance with the new regulations.
Dundas Place
Dundas Place is a destination for shopping, dining, art, and celebration. From Wellington to Ridout Streets, Dundas Place is a flexible street shared by pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. With extra wide sidewalks and no curbs, parking spaces can easily transform into patios, be used for sidewalk sales, or by street performers.
Dundas Place can be closed to vehicles for special events and activations, to offer more space for pedestrians and cyclists.
To stay up to date on Dundas Place, subscribe to the Dundas Place email newsletter.
Traffic changes on Dundas Place
Temporary traffic changes will be in effect on Dundas Place between Ridout Street and Wellington Street, to help improve safety and mobility for all road users during this year’s construction in the core.
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Booking an event
Dundas Place is built to offer many different vibrant and memorable experiences downtown, and is a hub in our core for artists, festivals, and unique businesses.
Events and gatherings on Dundas Place this year have been impacted by COVID-19, and restrictions are currently in place to comply with gathering limits and safety guidelines.
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Upcoming road closures
When Dundas Place is closed to vehicle traffic for events and festivals, road closures will be posted on this webpage, and shared online at Renew London.
The City is committed to keeping Londoners informed and connected when it comes to road impacts anywhere in the city. We encourage everyone to search their street name on Renew London regularly and use the tool to plan their routes.
Biking on Dundas Place
Dundas Place is a shared space for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. Dundas Place is located near existing cycling infrastructure including the Thames Valley Parkway, and new protected bike lanes constructed downtown.
The speed limit for vehicles on Dundas Place was lowered to 30 kilometres an hour to support shared use of the space and improve safety for all road users.
During events on Dundas Place, cyclists may be asked to dismount and walk their bike through the event.
Bike racks are available along Dundas Place for bike parking.
Parking on Dundas Place
When Dundas Place is open to vehicles, parking on Dundas Place is now under a one-hour time limit and free 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday to Saturday. In the evenings between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. and on Sundays and holidays, parking on Dundas Place is unrestricted and free.
This is only applicable at legal parking areas where it is indicated that parking is permissible by plaster signage. Anything outside will be subject to enforcement.
When the street is open to pedestrians and cyclists only and closed to vehicles, parking can be found nearby. Please follow all signage.
Learn more about parking downtown
Reporting a parking issue
To report a parking issue, contact Parking Services at:
Phone: 519-661-4537 (Monday - Friday between 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.)
Email: parkinginforcement@london.ca
When reporting a parking issue, leave a detailed description, including:
- the exact location
- the usual time of day you notice the parking issue
- a description of the vehicle, including the plate, colour, and make of vehicle
- your name and phone number
Information for businesses and residents on Dundas Place
Businesses and residents on Dundas Place can subscribe for email updates from the City about road closures and operational news.
Businesses or residents on Dundas Place hoping to connect directly with City staff can contact Ryan Craven, Manager, Core Area Programs at rcraven@london.ca
For more information about the businesses located on Dundas Place, please visit the Downtown London BIA’s website.
Connect with Dundas Place
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If you have questions about Dundas Place, or would like to learn more, please contact Ryan Craven, Manager, Core Area Programs at rcraven@london.ca
