As work on the McKenzie Interchange Project continues, area residents want to see Saanich council and staff work with the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure to improve traffic calming measures.

As work on the McKenzie Interchange Project continues, area residents want to see Saanich council and staff work with the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure to improve traffic calming measures.

Saanich residents call for traffic calming measures on Admirals Road

Residents near the McKenzie interchange project hope Saanich council and staff will work with the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure to improve traffic safety in the area in calling for traffic calming measures.

“We don’t want to see anybody hurt,” said George Blogg, a Skeena Place resident, who is also president of the Portage Inlet Sanctuary Colquitz Estuary Society, in an interview after he and area residents spoke before council Monday night.

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