Election 2026 alert:
Five questions to ask the candidates Since the beginning of 2026, more pedestrians have been killed in Toronto collisions than people riding on bicycles and motorcycles and driving in cars …
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Candidates should prove they want to create a city for people, not cars
Environmental lawyer and a founding member of the Avenue Road Safety Coalition Albert Koehl argues that candidates vying for city council in the upcoming elections should make clear they want to create a city that prioritizes walking, cycling or transit over cars.
A positive message from an ARSC member
This unsolicited email from an ARSC member reflects everything we are trying to accomplish.
The trap of removing speed cameras
City data from such signs within 200 metres of fixed-location cameras were analyzed by The Globe and Mail. The results show that the number of people driving more than 15 kilometres an hour above the limit near the cameras dropped more than it did city-wide while the cameras were in place, then started to rise again once they were gone.
Road Safety Improvements on Avenue Road, between Bloor Street West and Dupont Street
Post-installation Monitoring Report The Avenue Road Study identified opportunities to improve safety, mobility, and streetscape to better serve all road users on Avenue Road between Bloor Street West and St. …
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