Ensuring Safe and Accessible Routes in Construction Work Zones

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2024-02-05 · Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee · received

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The Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee received the item for information.

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Stuart McGhie, A/R Manager, Traffic Management, Work Zone Coordination and Traffic Mitigation will provide a presentation on Ensuring Safe and Accessible Routes in Construction Work Zones. Toronto is experiencing an unprecedented level of construction, with over 250 tower cranes in operation, multiple surface-level and below ground transit construction, and a large state of good repair program to upgrade aging road, water and utility infrastructure.

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The initiative to ensure safety and accessibility in construction zones is a broad effort involving all the City's divisions responsible for capital works, as well as contractors, constructors, utilities, developers, and other public agencies.

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