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  • Mississauga Unveils Locations for First Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras
    News release | City services | April 5, 2021
  • Be Safe When On the Road This Holiday Season
    News release | Local government | December 17, 2020
    This holiday season, the City of Mississauga is encouraging all road users to travel safely, avoid distractions and drive according to weather conditions.
  • #TakethePledge to Keep Mississauga Road Users Safe
    News release | Local government | November 26, 2020
  • You’re Invited! Share your Feedback on the Pedestrian Master Plan
    News release | Local government | November 5, 2020
    The City invites the public to join an online community meeting to share input on the Pedestrian Master Plan.
  • October is Pedestrian Safety Month: It’s Up to Everyone to be Aware of Their Surroundings and Follow the Rules of the Road
    News release | City services | October 1, 2020
  • Road Safety Continues to be a Priority as Students Head Back to School
    News release | City services | September 8, 2020
  • Your Last Words Shouldn’t Be a Text: Distracted Driving is a Major Concern in Mississauga
    News release | Local government | August 31, 2020
    The City is running a Distracted Driving campaign throughout September to remind road users that distracted driving is dangerous and illegal.
  • City of Mississauga Moves Forward with Residential Road Safety Initiatives
    News release | Local government | June 24, 2020
  • One Year into Transportation Master Plan – 51 Actions Underway
    News release | City building | June 10, 2020
  • Pedestrian Crossover Pilot Program Comes to Mississauga
    News release | City building | June 20, 2018
    The City of Mississauga will install five new pedestrian crossovers in various neighbourhoods as part of a pilot program aimed at improving pedestrian safety.

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