This article, from November 5, has background on the unveiling of the Ward 8 Complete Streets draft report and next steps for the community as we move towards safer, inclusive and family-friendly streets.
On November 4, members of the Ward 8 community joined Councillor Danko, WSP traffic consultants and City staff for the release of the Ward 8 Complete Streets Report and recommended changes to residential roads in Ward 8 to help promote safety and reduce speed.
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Continue reading “Ward 8 Complete Streets Report Released”This article, from November 2, provides background on the Ward 8 Complete Streets Report and is an invitation for community meetings to further discuss traffic safety around Ward 8.
At 7pm on Thursday November 4, Councillor Danko will be hosting a virtual community meeting to discuss the proposed safety improvements recommended as a result of the Ward 8 Complete Streets Report as well as hear your suggestions and comments on road safety around Ward 8.
Please click here to register for the Zoom meeting.
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Continue reading “Traffic Safety Meeting – November 4, 7pm”This article, from October 26, provides background on the Ward 8 Complete Streets Report, as well as an invite to get in touch with the office as we unveil its findings and discuss the report on November 4.
On November 4, Councillor Danko will be hosting a community meeting to discuss the proposed safety improvements recommended as a result of the Ward 8 Complete Streets Report.
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Continue reading “Join Councillor Danko to discuss the Ward 8 Complete Streets Report”This article, from September 21, has details on the graduation of the Automated Speed Enforcement system from pilot program to a fully operational one.
The City of Hamilton’s public works committee voted Monday to continue automated speed enforcement from a one-year pilot program to a permanent roadway safety program.
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Continue reading “Automated Speed Enforcement to continue throughout Hamilton”This article, from September 21, contains more information on the introduction of floral planters along the northern portion of Upper James St.
As mentioned in the last newsletter, Upper James Street will be installing floral planters for a more pedestrian-friendly roadway.
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Continue reading “Upper James Street to get floral planters for pedestrian-friendly roadway project”This article, from July 12, has tips for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers this month.
The City of Hamilton is sharing tips with pedestrians, cyclists and drivers this month as part of Vision Zero’s main goal: zero fatalities or serious injuries on our roadways.
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Continue reading “City sharing safety tips for pedestrian crossovers”This post, from June 18, has safety tips for those who utilize the Keddy Access Trail.
As part of bike month, and with many residents choosing an active transportation method these days, the City is sharing some safety tips for those who utilize the Keddy Access Trail.
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Continue reading “City sharing safety tips for those who use the Keddy Access Trail”This article, from May 27, contains details on the City of Hamilton being recognized with two awards by the Transportation Association of Canada
Each year, the Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) recognizes exceptional contributions made by its member organizations across Canada through its Technical Achievement Awards – with the City receiving two awards including those for Road Safety Engineering and Sustainable Mobility.
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Continue reading “City of Hamilton wins Technical Achievement Awards for Vision Zero Action Plan and Keddy Access Trail”This article, from May 6, details this month’s Community Safety Zone initiative taking place across the City this month.
This month, the City of Hamilton is launching a Community Safety Zone education campaign to encourage motorists to drive safely through all areas of the City, especially those designated as a Community Safety Zone in order to increase the safety of vulnerable road users.
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Continue reading “Slower speeds, safer communities: City of Hamilton reminding motorists to slow down in community safety zones”This article, from March 25, has details on proposed multi-modal transportation investments in the 2021 budget.
The City of Hamilton is making increased investments to multi-modal transportation infrastructure around the city, with an investment of $2.74 million in cycling infrastructure and an increased investment in Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations.
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Continue reading “Increased investments in multi-modal transportation infrastructure proposed for 2021 budget”
