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Road Safety
To address road safety issues in Mississauga, City Council adopted a Safe Driving Strategy in 1998 and a Pedestrian Safety Strategy in 2003. Since that time, several programs have been implemented to address various road safety issues. Traffic Operations and Engineering staff of the Transportation and Works Department operate an Integrated Road Safety Program that coordinates traffic engineering and operations, that works together with the Road Safety Mississauga advisory committee. Contact the Committee directly at: roadsafety.committee@mississauga.ca Road Safety Programs:
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Automated Speed Camera - Business Case City of Mississauga Council is calling on the Government of Ontario to approve the use of photo speed enforcement technology in Mississauga to protect lives and reduce the risk of injury on the City's roadways.
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Flashing 40 km/hr Zones The City of Mississauga's Transportation and Works Department has implemented 40 km/hr when flashing speed zones on major collector and arterial roads that reduce the speed limit to 40 km/hr only during school entrance, lunch and dismissal times.
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Driver Distraction An increasing number of collisions in Mississauga are caused by driver distraction. Are you a distracted driver? Complete this short quiz to find out.
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Road Safety Mississauga The mandate of Road Safety Mississauga is to review safe driving issues and make recommendations on ways to address aggressive driving and other unsafe driving and pedestrian behaviours. The committee is comprised of citizen members, Councillors and representatives from a wide cross-section of transportation, enforcement and safety agencies.
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Student Speed Watch Program The Student Speed Watch Program is intended to provide immediate awareness to both the motorist and the student regarding vehicle operating speeds. The program is recommended to supplement the existing secondary school driver education classes.
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Neighbourhood Entrance Signs A Neighbourhood Entrance Sign with the message "DRIVE SLOWLY . . . THINK OF US" has been developed to remind motorists to adjust their driving habits, particularly vehicle speed, when they enter a residential area.
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Community Safety Zones Increase Fines The community Safety Zone was introduced as a part of the provincial government's road safety strategy to address aggressive driving.
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Neighbourhood Speed Watch Program The Neighbourhood Speed Watch program is a community-based educational initiative that provides immediate awareness to both the motorist and resident of vehicle operating speeds.
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Red Light Cameras Red light cameras are installed at many Region of Peel intersections in Mississauga.
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Road Watch Road Watch is a community initiative that gives residents and visitors an opportunity to report dangerous and aggressive drivers to the police.
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