No, very annoyingly, there isn't with publicly available data. Maybe someone on the Vision Zero team would have access to a different dataset but what is published on the Toronto Police Service website is far from quality data.
In February 2025 I emailed TPS asking when data would get updated...
lol people are going to be so pissed off with that especially with the Simcoe closure for 2 years. Just read a December community event was moved from in-person to online on the advice of authorities because of an anonymous threat.
The City put out a post on LinkedIn a few months back
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/city-of-toronto_were-pleased-to-announce-terry-ricketts-activity-7379246860168830976-aGxg
Because people are walking across and the signal is so long since the intersection is wide and there are no refuge islands. Since the stops are so close (~300m from Sullivan to Queen) the TSP system would "end" the WALK signal, switch to DON'T WALK for people to finish crossing, since flashing...
For all the flack the TTC has received lately I don't think I saw it mentioned they provided free service for NYE last night from 7pm to 8am despite the funding sponsor pulling out last minute.
Thought I'd reply to this great post about the city's crowding challenge last night for New Year's Eve, since recent years saw bad bottlenecks at Union Station, and it appears to have gone smoothly.
There were a number of things in place to help, some beginning at 12AM;
- at a point around...
Ya, agreed. I think he has a good ability to communicate ideas in plain language but unless he really wants to be mayor and has a fallback it’s unlikely. Even he’s been a councillor since 2010, it’s really only since 2023 under Chow that he’s been given “good” committee and board seats and able...
THEY SAID EXACTLY BECAUSE IN SOME CASES THE ELEVATOR HAD TO BE BUILT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET AND THEN BE COVERED OVER AGAIN OR IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BUS ROADWAY OF A STATION.