Street light replacement: News and impacts
Work to replace street lights with LED lighting could impact your daily routine. Here’s everything you need to know.
What’s new on the work site
More than 100,000 street lights have already been converted to LED lighting.
Work in progress
Roughly 30,000 street lights remain to be changed in Montréal. These are mostly decorative lights.
Impacts and mitigation measures
Short-term impacts can be expected during the replacement of light fixtures.
Parking
Temporary restrictions may apply in the vicinity of the work site.
Lighting
It is possible that the new fixtures will behave inconsistently until all the fixtures have been replaced: you may notice flickering, localized cut-offs or lights on during the day. The control system automatically notifies the city of any anomalies. We then conduct an assessment to determine the cause and assign the repair to the responsible parties (city maintenance crews, subcontractors, manufacturers or utility partners such as Hydro-Québec or the Commission des services électriques de Montréal).
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