"pedestrian safety"

A training session provided by the organization *Piétons Québec* regarding pedestrian safety and urban planning for walkability.

The commission reviewed follow-ups on previous topics, including STO infrastructure plans, BAPE timeline requests, and new standardized safety requirements for pedestrians and cyclists in construction zones.

A presentation by *Piétons Québec* regarding pedestrian safety and mobility, likely focusing on how these issues affect seniors in the city.

The commission will discuss and analyze strategies to improve safety for students traveling to and from school. This is a policy-level discussion aimed at identifying potential infrastructure or traffic calming improvements near schools.

The commission addressed concerns regarding pedestrian safety on multi-use paths, a request from the Hull Island Residents' Association regarding a specific intersection, and questions from children involved in a school zone safety project.

The committee will review and provide a recommendation on a new policy aimed at upgrading and improving pedestrian infrastructure, such as sidewalks and crosswalks, in existing urban areas.

This item acknowledges the receipt of a petition from a resident requesting the installation of surveillance or safety cameras at pedestrian crossings within the Aylmer sector. The petition aims to improve pedestrian safety and traffic monitoring in the area. This is a procedural step to formally enter the request into the council's records.

Residents of the Jardins-Lavigne neighborhood raised concerns regarding pedestrian and cyclist safety, including blind spots at intersections and connectivity issues. The commission noted these concerns and advised that specific requests should be directed to the 311 non-emergency call center.

The commission discussed the need for minimum standards for pedestrian and cyclist detours during roadwork, which will be further explored alongside the pedestrian plan.

The city is awarding a contract to Eurovia Québec Construction inc. for $1,584,842.88 to install electrical connections and develop sites for new pedestrian crossings equipped with Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFB). This project aims to improve pedestrian safety at various locations.