Word on the street

THE following have been identified as locations where some form of crossing control is warranted. A pedestrian corridor has overhead flashing beacons, a pedestrian half signal involves erecting a traffic light and an RRFB is a rectangular rapid flashing beacon.

● Burrows Avenue at Lawrence Street (pedestrian corridor)

● Corydon Avenue at Edgeland Boulevard (pedestrian corridor)

● Dakota Street at Dakota Community Centre (pedestrian half signal)

● Des Meurons Street at Horace Street (RRFB)

● Devonshire Drive at Tommy Douglas Drive (RRFB)

● Gateway Road at Furniture Park (RRFB)

● Grant Avenue at Lilac Street (pedestrian half signal)

● Lakewood Boulevard at Meadowbrook Road (RRFB)

● Lindenwood Drive E near Lindenwood Drive W (RRFB)

● Lindenwood Drive W at Wallingford Crescent (pedestrian corridor)

● Logan Avenue at Winks Street (pedestrian half signal)

● Main Street at Church Avenue (south side) (pedestrian half signal)

● McGillivray Boulevard at Front Street (pedestrian half signal)

● Pembina Highway at Newdale Avenue (pedestrian half signal) 

● Portage Avenue at Rita Street (pedestrian half signal) 

● Regent Avenue West at Winona Street (pedestrian corridor) 

● River Avenue at Scott Street (RRFB) 

● River Avenue at Lewis Street (RRFB) 

● Roblin Boulevard at Municipal Road (pedestrian half signal) 

● Roblin Boulevard at the zoo entrance (pedestrian half signal) 

● Rorie Street at McDermot Avenue (RRFB) 

● St. Mary’s Road at Crystal Avenue (traffic signal) 

● St. Mary’s Road at Hastings Boulevard (pedestrian half signal) 

● St. Mary’s Road South at St. Vital Trail (pedestrian half signal) 

● Stradbrook Avenue at Scott Street (RRFB) 

● Wellington Crescent at Kingsway (RRFB) 

● Wellington Crescent (southbound) between River and Stradbrook avenues (RRFB) 

● Wellington Crescent northbound exit to Stradbrook Avenue (RRFB)