Driving change in the built environment: Road safety resources for local practitioners
Richmond, Medeiros, McCullogh, Pike, Fuselli, Macpherson, Hagel
Active Transportation
Social inequalities in child pedestrian collisions in Toronto, Canada. The role of the built environment
Schwartz, Howard, Mitra, Saunders, Fuselli, Macpherson, Cloutier, Rothman
Traffic calming implementation around Calgary elementary schools: Stepped wedge RCT
HubkaRao, Churchill, Cloutier, Nettel-Aguirre, Hagel
Active School Transportation and the Built Environment across Canadian Cities: Findings from the Child Active Transportation Safety and the Environment (CHASE) Study
Rothman, Hagel, Nettel-Aguirre, Cloutier, McCormack, Howard, Macpherson, Fuselli, Ling, Buliung, HubkaRao, Zanotto, Rancourt, Winters
Senior Safety Zones in Toronto: A Case Study
Dilgir, Koo, Abdulkarim
An investigation of the built environment risk factors related to specific mechanisms of injury between children and adolescents in three Canadian Cities.
Aucoin, Hou, HubkaRao, Pitt, Zanotto, Ling, Doan, Beno, Stang, Howard, McCormack, Nettel-Aguirre, Teschke, Winters, Hagel
Assessment of Vision Zero Treatments Providing Equitability for Pedestrians – Leading Pedestrian Intervals Case Study
Hasanpour, Persaud
Student Paper Competition: 1st Place
Evaluation of Vision Zero School Safety Zone Built Environment Interventions in Toronto, Canada: A Pilot Study
Rothman, Ling, Hagel, Fuselli, Macpherson, Macarthur, Buliung, Howard
Relationship between Motor Vehicle Speed and Active School Transportation at Elementary Schools in Toronto and Calgary, Canada
Rothman, Ling, HubkaRao, Hagel, Macarthur, Winters, Churchill, Macpherson, Cloutier, Howard
Vulnerable Road Users
Pedestrians, motorcyclists, and bicyclists are considered to be vulnerable road users since they do not have the protective shell of a vehicle in case of a collision. Prevalence: In 2019, 31 percent of collision fatalities in Canada were vulnerable road…
Motorist speed compliance near Calgary Elementary Schools
Hubka, Churchill, Rothman, Nettel-Aguirre, Hagel