Our addiction to driving is costing lives, and more

The solution is not to scold drivers but to make structural solutions.

By Tricia Wood Mar. 8th, 9:56 am

41 Comments

Cars Take Up Too Much Space on King Street

Three possible options to improve King Street presented at recent meeting.

By Sean Marshall Feb. 18th, 1:33 pm

5 Comments

Historicist: Pedestrian-blaming, 1930s style

Toronto struggles to reduce the number of traffic fatalities during the holiday season.

By David Wencer Dec. 10th, 2:20 pm

88 Comments

The Countdown Clock Law is Ridiculous, and so is the Police Pedestrian Blitz

The pedestrian countdown clock law shows what's wrong with Toronto's approach to road issues.

By Glyn Bowerman Oct. 11th, 10:30 am

32 Comments

This Intersection Takes More Than Eight Minutes to Legally Cross and Shows What’s Wrong with the Gardiner

The waterfront is a destination, but it's hard to access it with intersections like Spadina and Fort York.

By Sean Marshall Sep. 22nd, 1:00 pm

9 Comments

Lofty Pedestrian Goal Requires Unseen Vision

Given Toronto's instincts, does the city have what it takes to pull off a Vision Zero pedestrian strategy?

By David Hains Jan. 6th, 3:45 pm

1 Comment

Public Works: The Sign Says, ‘Walk There’

A DIY initiative encouraging people to walk their cities is taking off across the U.S.

By Peter Goffin Jan. 5th, 9:00 am

5 Comments

Public Works: Saying No to So-So Ideas

California is toying with tiny lights to try to make crosswalks safer. The idea may be better off dropped.

By Peter Goffin Dec. 22nd, 9:00 am

7 Comments

Summer Festival Will Open Yonge and Bloor to Pedestrians and Cyclists

This August, Open Streets TO will turn two iconic routes into hubs of activity and exploration.

By Graeme Bayliss Jul. 25th, 10:50 am

15 Comments

Promoting Toronto’s Pedestrians

A new advocacy group aims to make the city's streetscape more pedestrian-friendly.

By Jamie Bradburn Feb. 14th, 11:30 am

64 Comments

Scarborough Residents Talk Transit

As part of the City's new push to gather public input on the future of Toronto's transit network, some Scarberians had their say.

By Desmond Cole Feb. 7th, 12:15 pm

13 Comments

Toronto is the Second Most Walkable City in Canada, Says Walk Score

A Seattle-based research firm says Toronto is more pedestrian-friendly than anywhere except Vancouver.

By Rachel Lissner Jan. 28th, 11:45 am

9 Comments

City Council to Vote on Pedestrian-Only Streets

Vote will determine whether Willcocks and Gould become permanent car-free zones.

By Wyndham Bettencourt-McCarthy (guest opinion) • Photos by Andrew LouisFeb. 3rd, 10:00 am

2 Comments

Behold the Dancing Crossing Guard

By Hamutal Dotan Jun. 7th, 1:00 pm

18 Comments

What We Learned From the City’s 2010 Pedestrian and Cyclist Collision Data

By Steve Kupferman May. 24th, 4:00 pm

Walking the Jane’s Walk

By Torontoist May. 4th, 3:30 pm

2 Comments

Complete Streets Forum Works to Build Alliances

By Jake Tobin Garrett May. 2nd, 12:00 pm