Resources

Useful links for understanding pedestrian safety policy and getting involved in advocacy.

City of Toronto

The City's framework for eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2031.

Guidelines for when and where pedestrian crossovers are appropriate.

Access collision data, traffic counts, and other municipal datasets.

The local committee that reviews neighbourhood issues before City Council.

Advocating for walkable communities and pedestrian safety across the city.

A community of people who have lost loved ones or been injured on Toronto streets.

Making Toronto a healthier, happier, safer city by promoting cycling.

Building cities that work for people from 8 to 80 years old.

Research and advocacy for walking, cycling, and transit.

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