Traffic / Circulation
Close a street, open a neighbourhood
By Émile ThomasAugust begins and construction continues on boulevard St-Joseph, preventing commuters from heading south on rue St-Urbain. The plan... Read More
Le MTQ peut-il s’inspirer de la gestion des entraves dans le Quartier des spectacles?
By Joel ThibertLe projet du Quartier des spectacles jouit d’une très grande visibilité, ce qui fait sorte que le moindre problème de gestion... Read More
Losing sight of the highway for the green: Understanding the “new” Turcot plan
By Jacob LarsenWelcome to Portland boul. Notre-Dame In the face of harsh critiques from just about every imaginable governmental and non-governmental... Read More
Événement : la 3e Journée des bons voisins
By Émile ThomasLe groupe Mile-End sans voitures vous invite à la TROISIÈME (et dernière) Journée des bons voisins le samedi 25 septembre entre 11h et... Read More
No right on red was a good choice for Montreal: MTQ
By Alanah HeffezLa Presse recently dug up a provincial report that quantifies the deaths and injuries related to right turns on red lights, which have... Read More
San Francisco’s plan to deal with parking
By Matthew BlackettSFpark Overview from SFpark on Vimeo. I know I’m stating the obvious when I say this: parking a vehicle downtown, in Montreal or... Read More
Making the Link: Is the marriage of cycling with transit the future of transportation?
By Jacob LarsenRiding Portland’s LRT is a breeze with your bike – Image from Thomas Le Ngo’s Flickr page As North American urban... Read More
Société de règlements, société sans raisonnement?
By Liane MorinLiane Morin est une étudiante à la maitrise en urbanisme à l’Université de Montréal. La signalisation routière fait partie de... Read More
Commuting snapshots across the Spacing map
By SpacingSource: Statistics Canada By Emily Richardson — cross-posted from Spacing Atlantic Despite dramatic differences in population... Read More
Parc Lahaie transformation underway
By Devin AlfaroParc Lahaie with areas to be revitalised shown highlighted (photo credit: Étienne Coutu) Earlier this month the Plateau... Read More