More planning planned for 2019 in bike lanes
2019 looks like another dismal year for bike lane installations in Toronto More planning planned for 2019 Bloor-Danforth expansion not included in planned installs By Tammy Thorne Almost three years ago the City of Calgary decided to install a grid … Continue reading
Re-introduction of Vulnerable Road User Legislation at Queen’s Park
Story and photos by Jun Nogami. On November 21, 2018, MPP Jessica Bell (University-Rosedale) re-introduced vulnerable road user (VRU) legislation as a private member’s bill. Bell, who is the transit critic for the NDP said, “This year is not yet over, … Continue reading
The Art of Distraction draws attention to distracted driving
Story and photos by Jun Nogami The Art of Distraction is a multi media campaign launched by the City of Toronto to remind drivers of the potentially fatal consequences of not paying attention while behind the wheel. Among the more … Continue reading
Vision Zero Comes To Toronto
Image from the City of Toronto Vision Zero Comes To Toronto By Taylor Moyle No loss of life is acceptable. This is the mantra behind Vision Zero, an international movement started in Sweden in 1994 to eliminate traffic fatalities. The … Continue reading
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Vision Zero Summit
Image by Jeff Carson from dandyhorse July 2015 Vision Zero’s approach to infrastructure: Making mobility safe from the start By Andrea Bodkin, HC Link This post is part of a blog series leading up to Canada’s Vision Zero Summit on November … Continue reading
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