Torontonians overwhelmingly support lower speed limits, photo radar to force motorists to slow down, and more bike lanes, a new poll has found. A new poll shows strong support in Toronto for more pedestrian cross walks and other street safety initiatives. “The Vision Zero just has low levels of awareness. The public wants something done and Vision Zero is, I suppose, the political answer, so the politicians have to do a better job of driving awareness,” Yufest said Tuesday. Overall, 61 per cent would favour lower speed limits on city streets to protect pedestrians and cyclists with 39 per cent opposing.

Source: thestar March 06, 2019 00:01 UTC