Rethinking Speed, Safety, and Productivity Before we argue about speed limits, speed cameras, or driver behaviour, we need to step back and ask a more… What Are Richmond Hill’s Streets For?

Traffic deaths are often dismissed as “negligible” because they are rare per trip, but that framing ignores that risk is concentrated on the most vulnerable… Richmond Hill’s Stroads Are Failing ALL of Us

Another Day, Another Tragedy: Richmond Hill Crash Exposes a Broken System Today’s news from Richmond Hill is yet another grim reminder of what many of… Designed to Kill Pedestrians

Why the test doesn’t measure risk, and how the roads betray you Few issues spark as much heated public debate as the question of speed… Your License Is A Sham

Richmond Hill has rolled out new “Slow Down” signs across several residential areas as part of a pilot program aimed at reminding drivers to ease… Richmond Hill Residents Call for More Lasting Traffic Calming

From Highways to Neighbourhood Streets Many of our streets are designed less like neighbourhood spaces and more like mini-highways—encouraging drivers to speed rather than slow… A Safer Richmond Hill, One Small Step at a Time

For the fifth time, the speed camera on Parkside Drive in Toronto has been vandalized. Someone, undeterred by consequences, has made it their mission to… Cam-Cutter Mentality Will Spread If Richmond Hill Ignores Street Design Flaws

By: Chris Naegel Murder. Terrorism. Home invasions. These are the dangers that keep us up at night. But what if the deadliest threat in your… The Real Killer on Richmond Hill’s Streets? It’s Not What You Think