Many parents unaware of car seat dangers
The majority of Canadian parents do not follow proper car seat safety protocol, says Shelley Broadley: “73 per cent of car seats are either used or installed incorrectly.”
road safety
City’s road safety efforts need more action, not more plans
A mayoral candidate’s safer streets proposal isn’t fresh, it could work. All it needs is the city and councils support.
Dozens play dead at die-in at city hall
Dozens of demonstrators held a die-in in front of city hall Monday evening, hoping it would send the mayor and city council members a message.
Meetings held across Toronto on road safety
Meetings are being held across the city to share views and opinions on road safety in Toronto.
Preparing for winter road conditions
With harsh winter weather fast approaching, the Ministry of Transportation Ontario want drivers to take appropriate precautions before heading out on the roads.
TDSB in talks for tougher traffic rules in school zones
“The responsibility is everyone’s. The goal is safer roads,” Perruzza said.
The GTA needs a 21st century transportation infrastructure
The TTC released that the projected ridership is expected to increase to 503 million next year. At the end of 2010 there were 477 million rides, up from a projected 462 million rides. With these figures wouldn’t it be fair to understand that transportation at all levels is going to increase?
Education the priority as distracted-driving law sinks in
Drivers across the GTA are now looking over their shoulder before reaching for that ringing cellphone thanks to a new law that took effect on Oct. 26.
Cyclists union launches make-nice campaign
Toronto cycling advocates launched a new campaign to focus on the positive interactions between cyclists and motorists.
Cellphone ban looms for Ontario drivers
Sarah Kirkpatrick found out the hard way the dangers of driving and using a cellphone at the same time. “I was trying to text and this lady in front of me stopped, and I didn’t…