Bronson and Somerset. Don't get splashed!
How walkable will this be in the winter?Ottawa walks to work more than any other city in Canada.
A city of walkers
Ottawa is a city of pedestrians. More people commute by foot in Ottawa than any other city in Canada.
In 2008, the city developed a Pedestrian Plan. Very little in this plan has been realized.
Walking and sustainable transit solutions need to be a priority – on paper and in practice.
Last pedestrian struck in Ottawa
May 11 at York and Dalhousie (elderly woman)
May 6 at Bank and Albert (Struck by trailer on a pickup truck)
May 6 at Beechwood and Charlebois – Vehicle (driver) lost control, hit light post, bench and pedestrian.
May 6 at Holland (12 year old)
May 5 at Stonehave and Eagelson
May 5 at King Edward and Somerset (14 year old)
May 2 at Bank and Aylmer (2 pedestrians)
May 1 at Bank and Hunt Club
May 1 at St Laurent and Belfast
April 23 at Bank and Wellington
April 16 at Bronson Avenue and 5th.
The goal of this site is to get more people walking and talking about pedestrian issues in Ottawa. Together we can improve walkability in Ottawa, Ontario