Vision Zero

• Fatal cyclist collision in Surrey spurs call for more separated bike lanes

  Jeff Leigh, president of Hub Cycling, said the area is extremely busy with traffic, said a recent fatality on 104th Avenue death could have been avoided with a separated bike lane.

  Traffic

  Sep 8
  
• Signal, traffic flow changes improve road safety in Hamilton

  With the number of fatal pedestrian collisions so far in 2023 below that of 2022, recent improvements from a safety review of Hamilton's roadways appear to be working.

  Traffic

  Jul 28
  
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• Vélo Fantôme Québec marks its 10th anniversary with human chain in Montreal

  A human path bike lane was organized on Park Avenue on Saturday morning to call for safer streets and a bike path on Park.

  Canada

  Jul 22
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• Open Streets Festival to close King Street between Gore and Gage Parks

  Hamilton's latest edition of Open Streets will take place Sunday in downtown on the longest stretch of roadway ever used for the event.

  Canada

  Jun 16
• Short-term improvements to three high-risk Hamilton intersections completed

  The short-term changes have been made to parts of Main Street and King Street in an effort to reduce a high frequency of collisions.

  Traffic

  May 29
• Main Street’s two-way conversion in Hamilton expected to slow 403 traffic

  Hamilton's director of transportation insists adding a westbound lane to Main Street from the Delta to Dundurn will 'slow' traffic not create 'gridlock.'

  Traffic

  May 24
• Durham police keep roads safer with new licence plate reader tech

  Durham Regional Police (DRPS) are embracing new technology to keep the region’s roads safer. Cruisers will be equipped with automated licence plate readers by the end of the year.

  Canada

  May 17
• City seeks feedback to convert Hamilton’s Main Street to two way traffic

  City staff are hoping to finalize plans this summer on a prefered method of converting Main Street from a one-way to a two-way road at the delta on the east side.

  Traffic

  May 12
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• Toronto motion calling for e-bike courier regulations sparks contention

  University-Rosedale Coun. Diane Saxe said there is a growing public safety concern for pedestrians because of the amount of e-bike couriers who drive in an unsafe manner.

  Politics

  May 9
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• Toronto city council moves to double the number of speed cameras

  Toronto city council unanimously approved a motion this week to 'dramatically expand' the number of speed cameras in the city. 

  Canada

  Mar 31