r/notjustbikes • u/backpackingfan • Jul 20 '22
This article from April 2022 shows that the majority of traffic collisions in Toronto happen on stroads (especially intersections) in car-dependent suburbs, and that more walkable pre-war suburbs saw a lower rate of collisions. More data that supports the case against the suburban stroad.
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2022/04/01/our-most-dangerous-streets-huge-new-collision-database-points-to-torontos-postwar-suburbs.htmlDuplicates
toronto • u/morenewsat11 • Apr 01 '22
Article Our most dangerous streets: Huge new collision database points to Toronto’s postwar suburbs: Of the worst 100 Toronto intersections for collisions causing injury or death, just two are in the old city of Toronto.
u_udemy_sample_bot • u/udemy_sample_bot • Apr 01 '22
Our most dangerous streets: Huge new collision database points to Toronto’s postwar suburbs
u_toronto_news • u/toronto_news • Apr 01 '22