Vision Zero was aimed at knocking pedestrian deaths down to zero by 2021. But since 2016 when the program was implemented, 93 pedestrians have been killed on our roads.

The dark-coloured car came within feet of two pedestrians who just finished crossing the intersection before it hit a pole and crashed into a backyard fence.

A video posted to Twitter appears to show several vehicles driving down King Street ignoring pilot project traffic rules. Many are asking why it appears Toronto police aren't enforcing the new regulations.

Toronto police hope to identify the date and time of the incident in order to lay charges against the cyclist, who was seen weaving between cars and running a red light while pulling a wheelie on his bicycle.

Driving a bicycle and violating road rules could result in more than just a ticket and stiff fine. Some cyclists discovered after pleading guilty that they were assessed demerit points, which could affect their driving privileges and insurance rates.

The parents of Dante Racioppo are appealing to the driver of a Mercedes SUV that allegedly struck the car their son was travelling in and left the scene to contact Toronto police.

Since the start of 2016, seven pedestrians have been struck and killed by vehicles on Eglinton Avenue between Dufferin Street in the west and Midland Avenue in the east.

Toronto police are calling the behaviour of a group of motorcyclists “dangerous” after a video posted on Instagram shows drivers popping wheelies and surrounding a police car with some popping wheelies.

November has been a deadly month for pedestrians in Toronto. Last week alone, three people were struck and killed in the city and there were more incidents across the GTA.

Smartwatches may not fall under Ontario’s distracted driving laws, but the wearable devices can still get you in trouble on the road, according to police.