Posts Filed Under: traffic fatalities

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Toronto’s First Step to Reduce Pedestrian Fatalities

After two recent years where traffic fatalities exceeded homicides, City Hall takes the initial steps towards a Vision Zero-type strategy.

By Glyn Bowerman Jan. 27th, 10:00 am

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A Sign of the Times

The focus on reducing traffic fatalities should be on motorists, not what pedestrians are wearing.

By David Hains Sep. 1st, 3:30 pm

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November Can Be a Dangerous Month for Pedestrians

Police and City launch safety campaigns at what is often the deadliest time of year for walking.

By Sarah Sweet Nov. 4th, 1:22 pm

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Public Works: Lowering Speeds to Save Lives

London's financial district has reduced speed limits on all roads—and reduced traffic fatalities in turn. Should Toronto adopt a similar model?

By Peter Goffin Oct. 14th, 10:00 am

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Toronto’s Bad Year for Traffic Fatalities

Toronto had its worst year for traffic fatalities in nearly a decade—especially for pedestrians—and nobody's quite sure why.

By David Hains Jan. 16th, 9:00 am