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Pedestrians and cyclists face daily danger at intersections: study

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A new AI-powered CAA study has found that pedestrians and cyclists face ‘life-threatening’ near-misses at intersections across Canada every day, with most incidents involving vehicles making right turns.
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Ontario’s bike lane removal plan may not reduce congestion: internal documents

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New internal documents reveal that Ford’s government is aware of many of the risks associated with removing bike lanes in Toronto. As CBC’s Lane Harrison explains, the report shows the move may not have an impact on congestion and could...
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Pedestrians now have head start at nearly 100 downtown Winnipeg intersections

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The city hopes to reduce pedestrian collisions by giving people on foot a head start. 91 intersections have had the timing of their pedestrian signals changed. They now give pedestrians a five-second head start before cars traveling in...
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Calgary police budget faces $28M shortfall, chief cites photo radar regulation changes

9th - Higher Ed
In December, the Alberta government announced it was planning to reduce the number of photo radar sites in Alberta by 70 per cent. Now, the Calgary Police Service says it will need to look for areas where costs can be cut in order to...
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Drivers told to stay off highways as blizzard leads to pileups, road closures

9th - Higher Ed
It was mayhem on Manitoba highways today as a blizzard paralyzed the southern part of the province. The chaos took hold Friday morning as powerful winds whipped up whiteout conditions. It left drivers in ditches and RCMP responding to...
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Canmore to get long-awaited wildlife fence

9th - Higher Ed
Canmore, Alta., is getting a wildlife fence to try and prevent collisions with animals on the stretch of highway that runs through the town. The new fence is being built by the province and work is slated to start in the spring. However,...
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Busier waterways create dangerous conditions for whales

9th - Higher Ed
As the world’s waterways get busier it’s creating noisy and dangerous conditions for many whales that are colliding with boats and propellers on migratory routes.
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Calgary still lowering speed limits, but crashes, fatalities increase

9th - Higher Ed
The reduction from 50 to 40 km/h has resulted in a small drop in crashes on residential streets, but not on Calgary's busiest roads
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Why Alberta is eliminating 70% of its photo radar sites

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Photo radar in Alberta will be soon restricted to playground, school, and construction zones unless municipalities ask for an exemption for high collision areas. The province's transportation minister called photo radar "a cash cow" and...
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LRT collisions causing concern for commuters

9th - Higher Ed
After two collisions involving Valley Line LRT trains, there are questions about whether or not the system is working as designed, a hot topic since the line went into service. CBC Edmonton's Travis McEwan examines the issue and what can...
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Report highlights increase in serious collisions involving pedestrians in Winnipeg

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The number of pedestrians hit and killed in traffic collisions in Winnipeg has increased steadily over the years, with the highest concentrations at intersections in the downtown and Point Douglas areas, a new report commissioned by the...
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Press Association

Speed limits reduced across Irish roads as part of plan to reduce deaths

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A 60 km/h road sign in North County Dublin. <b<br/>r/>

Speed limits on rural roads will decrease from Friday as part of a Government strategy to reduce collisions and deaths on roads.
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Press Association

Garda commissioner launches road safety campaign

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Garda commissioner Drew Harris calls for motorists to stop using mobile phones at the wheel of their cars in a bid to reduce serious collisions on roads in Ireland.



The commissioner was speaking to the media at Scoil Mhuire...
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Press Association

Police speak outside Clones Garda station after two girls killed in Ireland crash

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Superintendent Pat O'Connell speaking outside Clones Garda station. <b<br/>r/>

Garda are investigating the collision that occurred at 6:45pm on Monday that led to the death of two teenage girls.
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New Infrastructure Package Could Help Reduce Damage To Wildlife

Higher Ed
Six-lane highways can be deadly for animals, and federal investments could prevent some of this harm.
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New Package Could Help Reduce Infrastructure Damage To Wildlife

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Six-lane highways can be deadly for animals, and federal investments could prevent some of this harm.
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Earth Orbit Has A Junk Problem

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The discarded and broken detritus of space exploration is still in orbit around Earth.
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Bloomberg

Fires, Collisions Prompt Sixth Major Recall of Honda Fit

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April 5 -- Quality control issues continue to haunt Honda. Fires and power steering defects have prompted the recall of thousands of Fit cars. Bloomberg's Craig Trudell reports on "Trending Business."
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Emmitt Smith on Super Bowl, national anthem protests, concussions and CTE protocol

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EMMITT SMITH ON ANTHEM PROTEST, TOM BRADY, POSSIBLE EAGLES WIN

Emmitt Smith sees Tom Brady as the best quarterback of all time. And that means a lot, since many regard Smith as the best ever...
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Ways to collect all the space junk orbiting the earth

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1. Various space craft lau
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2. Animations of space debr
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many - May 20, 2014

3. Various...
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7127B RALPH NADER: THE CAR SAFETY DEBATE

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In 1965 American lawyer Ralph Nader published a

book "Unsafe at Any Speed", which was an indic
tment
of the American car industry. Since then
he has led
the fight for greater car safety in
America,...
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COVID-19 Watch: Danger Of The Open Roads

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Traffic has gone down across the country, but in some places, it looks like the freedom of open roads has actually led to more dangerous crashes.
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RR7217B USA: CAR SAFETY

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In America, which owns more than half the world's

cars, the road deaths total in 1970 exceeded 5
5,000
and most of the US research is conc
erned with
protecting occupants in a collision. In...
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Sky News

A new scheme is being launched to stop cyclists being killed or seriously injured on our roads. The safer lorry scheme aims to make cyclists more visible to lorry drivers.

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VOICED: A new scheme is being launched to stop cyclists being killed or seriously injured on our roads. The safer lorry scheme aims to make cyclists more visible to lorry drivers. Shows cyclists on busy London roads, point of view from...