Public health: Limit cars in school zones
Kids get hit by cars overwhelmingly in school zones, so the public health department is asking for limits on the presence of cars close to schools.
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Joey 14:35 on 2024-02-01 Permalink
Amen. Any pilot project should start at private schools in neighbourhoods among the top 10% of household income in the city.
DeWolf 18:02 on 2024-02-01 Permalink
Dollard Boulevard in Outremont is closed to traffic in front of Collège Stanislas as part of a pilot project. Amazingly there have been complaints from neighbours about… kids making noise when they leave class and hang out in the car-free street.
Ian 20:57 on 2024-02-01 Permalink
Well teens are pesky 😀
Truth be told though I think Outremont is doing a pretty good job in this regard. The street closures and the 20 km/h speed limit on Lajoie really calm things down.