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Category: Letters

Letters to officials from Bike Ottawa or partner organizations

Call to retire “shared responsibility” education campaign

Posted on 2023-09-192023-10-26 by Bike Ottawa in Advocacy, Letters

The following is a letter sent by Bike Ottawa and School Streets Ottawa regarding the road safety education campaign recently released by the City of Ottawa. Our concern is the approach to road safety that messaging of this type represents. We call on the City to redirect resources toward proven methods of making our streets […]

Google streetview of Cambridge North in Ottawa. We can see concrete planter boxes used to narrow the street and add greenery. There are two "do not enter" signs to divert car traffic from entering from the main street and car traffic volumes lower.

A deep dive into the City of Ottawa 30km/h Design Toolbox

Posted on 2022-12-132023-02-24 by Barbara Greenberg in Advocacy, Infrastructure, Releases

The case for lowering speed limit is one that can’t be argued against, and rightfully so — speed is a factor in the severity of injuries and death on our streets. Cities around the world, and the World Health Organization, supports 30km/hr streets.

The new Montreal Road

Posted on 2022-11-122023-02-24 by Bike Ottawa in Advocacy, Community, Events, Infrastructure, Releases

The city recently re-opened Montreal Road between St. Laurent and the North River Road to vehicle traffic in all directions. This 2km stretch of road cuts through the heart of Vanier and connects two future transit priority corridors (St Laurent & Montreal Road) to the NCC multi-use paths along the Rideau River.

Graphic reads: Ottawa Votes Oct 24th! Ask your candidates about Bike Ottawa's 2, 4, 10 Plan to become the Next Bike City

Election 2022: Bike Ottawa’s 2 | 4 | 10 Plan & how candidates can make the grade

Posted on 2022-09-122023-02-24 by Bike Ottawa in Advocacy, Community, Elections, Infrastructure, Letters, News

This municipal election Bike Ottawa is doing things a little different, rather than our usual survey, we’re asking candidates if they’ll support the 2 | 4 | 10 Plan, and we’ll be evaluating candidate platforms on commitment to Safe Streets, Sustainability, and Livability in our City.

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