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MISSISSAUGA
AGENDA
ROAD SAFETY MISSISSAUGA
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF MISSISSAUGA
http://www.mississauga.ca
TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2014- 9:00 AM
COMMITTEE ROOM A- 2°d FLOOR, CIVIC CENTRE
300 CITY CENTRE DRIVE, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, LSB 3Cl
APPOINTED MEMBERS:
AGENCY
REPRESENTATIVES
STAFF
REPRESENTATIVES
Peter Hamilton-Smith (Chair)
Rick Carew, Citizen Member (Vice-Chair)
Councillor Bonnie Crombie (Ward 5)
Councillor Pat Saito (Ward 9)
Mubina Rahim, Citizen Member
Gargi Guhathakurta, Citizen Member
Zia Hanif, Citizen Member
Simmer Kaur, Citizen Member
Inspector A.M. (Andre) Phelps, OPP Port Credit
Shelley Thompson, Peel Regional Police, Traffic Services
Don Clipperton, Mississauga Insurance Brokers Association
Seema Ansari, Technical Analyst, Traffic Safety, Region of Peel
Elliott Silverstein, Manager of Govermnent Relations, CAA South
Central Ontario
Jim Kilpatrick, Manager, Collision.free! Young Drivers Canada
George Smagala, Infrastructure Health and Safety Association
Ken Wilden, Director, DriveWise
Natalie Zeitoun, MTO Road Safety
Colin Patterson, Coordinator, Integrated Road Safety Program
William Wright, Traffic Technologist
Farhad Shahla, Transportation Project, Engineer
CONTACT: Angie Melo, Legislative Coordinator
Office of the City Clerk, Telephone: 905-615-3200, ext. 5423; Fax: 905-615-4181
[email protected]
Road Safety Mississauga
Advisory Committee
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March 25, 2014
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
DECLARATIONS OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST
DEPUTATIONS
Natalie Zeitoun, Regional Marketing Planner, Ministry of Transportation regarding the matter of
Culture Counts: Meeting the Road Safety Needs of Newcomers.
MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED
1.
Approval of Minutes of Previous Meetings
Minutes of the Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee meeting held on October 22,
2013.
RECOMMEND APPROVAL
2.
Concerns with Highway Driving, Driver Retesting and Continuing Driver Education
Memorandum dated March 20, 2014 from Angie Melo, Legislative Coordinator, with
respect to Recommendation RSM-0019-2013.
DIRECTION REQUIRED
3.
Pedestrian Railway Safetv
The Transportation Committee meeting referred TC-0043-2014 at its meeting on February
19, 2014 that Road Safety Mississauga review pedestrian railway safety into Road Safety
Mississauga programs.
"RECOMMENDATION TC-0043-2014
That the deputation made by Denise Davy with respect to pedestrian railway
safety be received.
2. That Transportation and Works staff review the pedestrian railway safety
practices that the City of Burlington has implemented and any other
appropriate measure to improve pedestrian safety around railways.
3. That the deputation be referred to Road Safety Mississauga and Safe City
Mississauga to review pedestrian railway safety into their programs. "
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Road Safety Mississauga
Advisory Committee
4.
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March 25, 2014
Safety Signs for Cul-de-Sacs/Courts
Email dated March 3, 2014 from Councillor Pat Saito suggesting that Road Safety
Mississauga review signage for cul-de-sacs/courts where there are no sidewalks and
children must play on the road.
5.
2014 Projects/Initiatives
The Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee to discuss the projects/initiatives for
2014.
6.
2014 Road Safety Mississauga Advisorv Committee Budget
The Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee to review the budget for 2014.
7.
Distracted Driving
Toronto Star Article dated March 18, 2014, entitled "6 things to know about new distracted
driving rules".
8.
ROAD WATCH Program Statistics
Mississauga ROAD WATCH program statistics for October and November 2013.
RECOMMEND RECEIPT
OTHER BUSINESS
NEXT MEETING DATE- 9:00 a.m., Tuesday, April 22, 2014- Committee Room A
ADJOURNMENT
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MISSISSAUGA
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AGENCY
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STAFF
REPRESENTATIVES
Kilpatrick, Manager, Collisior!fi-ee! Young Drivers Canada
Colin Patterson, Coordinator, Integrated Road Safety Program
William Wright, Traffic Technologist
Stephanie Smith, Legislative Coordinator
Road Safety Mississauga
Advisory Committee
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October 22, 2013
Rick Carew, Citizen Member Chaired the meeting.
CALL TO ORDER-9:15 AM.
DECLARATIONS OF DIRECT OR INDIRECT PECUNIARY INTEREST - Nil
DEPUTATIONS
Teens Learn to Drive
Anne Marie Hayes, President, Teens Learn to Drive addressec!i1• e
purpose and mission of the non-profit organization, Teelli!/fiJl!aifi,to Driv .
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events created; Teen Driver Challenge and Raising a Sllf~T ;~n Driver.
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Councillor Crombie spoke to teen drivers not being p
license and that stricter testing is needed.
Discussion ensued with respect to the ne •
new drivers, having a driver contract with
rivyrs training for teens and
tr public education.
RECOMMENDATION
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That the deputation,¢':''
teens learning to drive b ·
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Receivedi?~'Haniil·j~
Reco~iidation RSM~
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oad Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee meeting held on June 25,
2013.
APPROVED (R. Carew)
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Advisory Committee
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October 22, 2013
Community Crime Prevention Awareness - September 21, 2013
Peter Hamilton-Smith, Chair discussed the Community Crime Prevention Awareness
Event held on September 21, 2013. He noted that the event was held on Celebration
Square and felt the event was not a success due to the lack of people who attended and
that it did not have the right target audience.
Discussion ensued with respect to the Share the Road mag
·''1~d_'~bncems were
have plastic bumpers
expressed that the font was too small and that newer m~,
resulting in the magnets not being able to stick. The cc{Jljmittee\
er discussed excess
funds in the 2013 budget and the need for speed awf'ru:e~'~ss units.
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RECOMMENDATION
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That members of the Road Safety Mississauga'.·
e a li~EoJ recommendatllifi~ be
brought back to the Committee to be sent to the · • ~~ ~f Transportatio~ and Minister
of Health to include but not limited to; concerns wi
way driving, driver retesting
and continuing drivers education.
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Received (Councillor Saito)
..019-2013
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ent1~flctions, C
South Central Ontario spoke to the CAA's
. paigir'~tsSlNG. He noted that the campaign is designed to remind
"' be mi~~~g if a collision occurred due to distracted driving.
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ulated Mr. Ennis on a great campaign and addressed the need to
illg event with CAA, Peel Regional Police and the Road Safety
Committee.
RECOMMENDATION
1. That funds be allocated to the Educational and Promotions Subcommittee before the
next Road Safety Mississauga (RSM) Committee meeting and that the Educational
and Promotions Subcommittee be authorized to purchase items of behalf of the RSM
Committee.
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Road Safety Mississauga
Advisory Committee
October 22, 2013
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2. That the Road Safety Mississauga Committee (RSM) allocate up to a maximum of
$20,000.00 from the 2013 RSM budget to purchase speed awareness units.
Approved (Councillor Crombie)
Recommendation RSM-0020-2013
4.
ROAD WATCH Program Statistics
Committee members reviewed the Road Watch statis
RECOMMENDATION
That the Mississauga Road Watch progra
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2013 be received.
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Received (Councillor Crombie)
Recommendation RSM-0021-201 .
OTHER BUSINESS
Colin Patterson, Coord·
Pilot Project at Hu ;·;·
ted Road
Saf~ty
noted that the Traffic Calming
ve has recei~~g,R~sitive feedback.
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Memorandum
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TO:
Chair and Members of Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee
FROM:
Angie Melo, Legislative Coordinator
DATE:
March 20, 2014
SUBJECT:
List to be sent to the Minister of Transportation and the Minister of
Health regarding concerns with highway driving, driver retesting
and continuing driver education
At the October 22, 2013 Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee meeting,
members of the Committee recommended that a list be sent to the Minister of
Transportation and the Minister of Health regarding concerns with highway driving,
driver retesting and continuing driver education:
"Recommendation: RSM-0019-2013
That members of the Road Safety Mississauga make a list of
recommendations be brought back to the Committee to be sent to the
Minister of Transportation and Minister of Health to include but not
limited to; concerns with highway driving, driver retesting and continuing
drivers education."
Council adopted this recommendation (Resolution 0183-2013) on October 30, 2013.
The Committee should discuss the matter as noted in RSM-0019-2013.
Angie Melo
Legislative Coordinator
(905) 615-3200 ext. 5423
Angie Melo
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Attachments:
Pat Saito
2014/03/03 12:52 PM
Angie Melo
Adrienne Kennedy; Andy Bate; Vivian Mansour
ACTION: High speeds on court where children play Request to review at Road
Safety - Ref. Rainboth-Gilbert
FW: SR# 2448004 RE: Action::High speeds on court where children play request for
signage - ref. Rainboth-Gilbert - Strata Crt
Importance:
High
Follow Up Flag:
Flag Status:
Follow up
Completed
Good afternoon,
Further to the correspondence below, Councillor Saito wishes to bring the matter to the attention of the
Road Safety Committee for future agenda placement and appropriate studies. Please find attached Traffic
staffs response, which was shared with the resident.
Councillor would appreciate the Road Safety Committee review and suggest that it look at some type of
signage that can be used on courts where there are usually no sidewalks and children must play on the
road. Perhaps a different type of signage may work in these situations.
Councillor looks forward to staff's response.
Thank you kindly,
Michelle Stefancic
Administrative Assistant
Ward 9 Councillor Pat Saito
"This e-mail may not be forwarded to anyone for any reason without express written permission of the author."
Sent: March 2, 2014 11:00 AM
To: Pat Saito
Subject: RE: High speeds on court where children play
I thank you for the response unfortunately I have to say I am very disappointed. First off the street name you
quoted isn't correct. I did search the name you quoted and Mississauga doesn't have one so I can only
assume that that the research was done on the correct street.
I am well aware of the speed limit on my street and stated it in my original e-mail to you. My question on
how do we get the speed limit lowered was not answered.
I am completely insulted that the concerns for the safety of the children in my neighbourhood were
completely minimized. You do not live on this street and can not say that the "incidents are isolated and
sporadic", you are making an unfounded assumption. I challenge you to safely drive 50 km down my street
and around the comer and safely stop if required. The comer is a blind comer. There was one consistent
offender who was new to the street and this situation has been rectified by the community. We spoke to the
new neighbour to address the concerns. We as a community can not effectively address the visitors to the
area or one of the many people who turn down our street.
Additionally with all the cuts to policing how do you expect the police to sit on my street to police this?
There are many other higher priority calls that they must attend. I just pray that the police don't have to
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come to my street because of a fatality because of the cities inaction on making the streets safer.
I will share your response with my neighbourhood.
From: rainboth-gilbert
Sent: February 2, 2014 10:38 AM
To: Pat Saito
Subject: High speeds on court where children play
I am writing you to ask for some guidance on how to make my street safer for my children and the other
children on my street. I have been living on Strata Court for just over two years and have noticed that the
speeds in which some cars are coming onto the court are increasing drasticly. Myself and other families on
the court with children consistantly play outside on the street every day that the weather allows. I feel it is
important that children get as much time outside as possible and play is the best way.
Over the past while I have become increasingly hesitant to have the kids on the street because of the
speeds. I have purchased a children at play sign that I place in the middle of the street when the kids are
playing but unfortunately that hasn't helped all that much.
How do I go about having the city place a "drive slow children at play" sign on my street and reducing the
speed limit on the street? Currently there is no posted speed limit on my street so I assume the limit would
be SO km/hr. In my opinion far to fast for a court with a very sharp corner and on the other side of that
corner children playing, riding bikes etc.
Any help or guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
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Angie Melo
From:
Vivian Mansour
Sent:
2014/02/26 11:05 AM
To:
Pat Saito
Andy Bate; Al Sousa; Adrienne Kennedy; Denna Yaunan; Yelena Adamopoulos;
Debbie Foley; Michelle Stefancic; Max Gill
FW: SR# 2448004 RE: Action::High speeds on court where children play request for
signage - ref. Rainboth-Gilbert - Strata Crt
Cc:
Subject:
Councillor Saito,
With respect to the speeding concern on Starta Court brought forward to your office from Mr. Rain both Gilbert. The
Transportation and Works Department provides you with the following information.
As you know, Starta Court is a residential roadway with a speed limit of 50 km/h. Given the geometric design of the
roadway, it is difficult for motorists to achieve excessive speeds. Any incidents of aggressive driving behaviour are
isolated and sporadic. It should be noted that on a residential roadway such as Starta Court, those incidents of
aggressive driving are likely being committed by local residents themselves.
As per City Policy No. 10-04-03 "Speed Limit Signs", speed signing is not installed on local residential and industrial
roads or on local residential and industrial collector roadways where the speed limit is the statutory 50 km/hr
unless, there is a change in the speed limit. The Highway Traffic Act (HTA) sets a default municipal speed limit of SO
km/h on roads within cities, towns, villages or built-up areas. The statutory SO km/h speed limit is posted at all
entrances to the City and at all exits from the Provincial Highway system (QEW, 403, 401 etc.)
With respect to your request for a warning sign related to children in the area, "Playground ahead" signs are limited
to designated playground (parks or school zones) that is located adjacent to a downstream section of the road. They
are not installed indiscriminately to indicate the potential presence of children in a residential neighbourhood. This
would reduce their effectiveness in those specific areas mentioned where there is a regular presence and
concentration of children in the area.
With Respect to the feasibility of installing a "Drive Slowly Think of Us" sign on Starla Court. The Transportation and
Works Department provides the following information.
This sign is designed to remind motorists upon entering a residential area. In order for a "Drive Slowly Think of Us"
sign to be installed, the following conditions must be met:
The location of this sign is restricted primarily to local or minor collector residential streets at its
intersection with a major roadway; and
The requester must participate in the Neighbourhood Speed Watch program to help provide education and
awareness to their neighbourhood.
The Transportation and Works Department do not support the placement of the "Drive Slowly Think of Us" sign at
Starla Court as for its not fulfilling the first requirement.
Council has recently approved a traffic calming pilot program for the City of Mississauga. As part of this pilot
program, a handful of locations will potentially receive physical traffic calming measures, and will be monitored by
staff throughout the year. If the pilot is successful, staff will then recommend that Council adopt this program on a
full time basis. At that time, the program may be expanded to evaluate other candidate locations.
Unfortunately, aggressive driving is a common concern throughout the city. The most effective deterrent to this
type of driver behaviour is strict and consistent police enforcement. However, given limited resources, police tend
to concentrate enforcement efforts on the major collector and arterial roadways where higher volumes and speeds
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can result in more severe collisions. It should be noted that on an isolated roadway such as Hem us Square, it is
likely the local residents themselves that are driving in this manner.
However, the city does recognize the impact aggressive driving has on roadway safety and has developed programs
to address the situation. The Road Watch program is a community initiative that gives residents and visitors an
opportunity to report dangerous and aggressive drivers to the police. When an incident of dangerous or aggressive
driving is observed, the complainant fills out the Citizen Report Form which is available at the following
Ii nk: http://www. m ississa uga .ca/po rta I/residents/traffics i gn aIs ?paf gear id =9700018&ite m Id =400003
Should you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me at your convenience.
Regards,
Vivian Mansour
Traffic Operations Technician
Transportation and Works Department
3185 Mavis Road
City of Mississauga
905-615-3200 ext 4363
FAX: 905 - 896 - 5583
[email protected]
From: Pat Saito
Sent: 2014/02/03 3:17 PM
To: Andy Bate; Adrienne Kennedy; Kimberley Leslie
Subject: Action::High speeds on court where children play request for signage - ref. Rainboth-Gilbert - Strata Crt
Hello,
Please have staff investigate, take appropriate action and provide Councillor Saito with a follow-up response. Your
assistance is appreciated.
Ref. Rainboth-Gilbert
I have been living on Strata Court for just over two years and have noticed that the speeds in which
some cars are coming onto the court are increasing drastically. Myself and other families on the court with
children consistently play outside on the street every day that the weather allows. I feel it is important
that children get as much time outside as possible and play is the best way.
Over the past while I have become increasingly hesitant to have the kids on the street because of the
speeds. I have purchased a children at play sign that I place in the middle of the street when the kids are
playing but unfortunately that hasn't helped all that much.
How do I go about having the city place a "drive slow children at play" sign on my street and reducing the
speed limit on the street? Currently there is no posted speed limit on my street so I assume the limit would
be 50 km/hr. In my opinion far to fast for a court with a very sharp corner and on the other side of that
corner children playing, riding bikes etc.
Thank you kindly,
Michelle Stefancic, ext. 5900
Administrative Assistant
Ward 9 Councillor Pat Saito
"This e-mail may not be forwarded to anyone for any reason without express written permission of the author."
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2014
Activity Plan & Budget
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Driver Distraction Deterrence -Awareness and Education
Outreach and education via City Facilities and community outreach events.
Traffic Speed Compliance - Outreach
Traffic Calming Devices
Street Racing deterrence
General compliance outreach
ROAD WATCH Program via !New outreach campaign
Brochure I Report Form for the Mississauga ROAD WATCH program,
including quantity for distribution at the Road Safety exhibit, and inventory
for continued supply to Mississauga Community Police Reporting offices,
community centres, library branches, and the Civic Centre.
Road Stifety Mississauga Advisory Committee Speed Watch Project
A summer project will provide education via student manpower.
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$12,300.00
Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee web site
Promote community use of the Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee
web site and e-mail venue.
$in-kind
Community Safety Zones
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Additional Resources
Member Expenses (Conference I Seminar Attendance)
2014 Budget Total
$38,800.00*
*$26,500.00 not allocated
6 things to know about new distracted driving rules
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News I Canada
6 things to know about new distracted driving rules
Fines increase to $280 today independent of proposed legislation because of chief justice's decree.
RANDY RISLING I TORONTO STAR FILE PHOTO
A cyclist going west with traffic on Danforth Ave. New rules would increase fines for opening a door in front of a
cyclist.
By: thestar.com Published on Tue Mar 18 2014
New fines for distracted driving will change the rules of the road in Ontario. Here are the six top
things you should know about the proposed legislation:
The legislation is expected to pass in a vote early this spring and has all-party support.
Fines for distracted driving jump from $155 to $280 today (Tuesday) regardless of the legislation.
Annemarie Bonkalo, chief justice of the Ontario Court of Justice, decreed that last month in a
judicial order.
Fines range from $300 to $1,000, along with three demerit points, for using cellphones while
driving, under the changes to the Highway Traffic Act.
• Fines range from $300 to $1,000, and three demerit points, for opening a door in the path of a
cyclist. Motorists would have to keep one metre from cyclists on the road.
Fines range from $60 to $500 for cyclists not using required lights and reflectors.
What exactly is distracted driving? According to Const. Clint Stibbe, with the Toronto police's
Traffic Services, distracted driving occurs any time a person is operating a motor vehicle while
holding a mobile device. This means the device doesn't need to be turned on, and the car can't just
be stopped; the device must be located away from the driver, and the car must be fully parked. For
http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2014/03/l 8/5 _ things_to _know_about_new_distract...
2014/03/20
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example, using a mobile device while stopped at a red light can still result in a ticket, Stibbe told
the Star.
http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2014/03/18/5_things_to_know_about_new_distract...
2014/03/20
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ROADWATCH STATISTICS
Mississauga
Count of Alleaed Violation
Alleqed Violation
Other Driving
Making Unsafe Lane Change(s)
i=:xcesslve Speed
Following loo Closely
Failing to come to a Complete Stop
Drive-Handheld Device
176
160
136
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Making an Improper Turn
Disobey a School Crossing Guard
Grand Total
Incomplete Forni
97
No Offence
Not Roadwatch
(blank)
Grand Total
86
61
60
Fafling to Stop for Schoo[ Bus
Failing to Stop for Red Light
Count of Road Watch Action
Road Watch Action
First Letter
Improper Veh/Plate
Total
Count of Complaint Tvr'le
Complaint Type
Drop Off
Fax
(blank)
Online
Grand Total
Total
549
139
151
8
38
Total
77
58
751
886
885
49
31
15
871
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!MONTH
Count of Alleqed Violation
Alleaed Violation
Excessive Speed
Falling to come to a Complete Stop
Failing to Stop for Red Light
Failing to Slop tor School Bus
Following too Closely
Making Unsafe Lane Change(s)
Making an Improper Turn
Other Driving
(blank)
D1ive-Handheld Device
Grand Totat
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MONTH
Count of f{oad Watch Action
Road Watch Action
Total
21
First Lelter
13
Improper Veh/Plate
Incomplete Form
6
8
14
20
No Offence
Not Roadwatch
Grand Total
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JOct
!MONTH
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!Oct
Count o!_ COt'!:'E!~Jn.~ Tvne
Total
62
22
15
3
3
105
Complaint Tvpe
Drop Off
Fax
Online
Grand Total
Total
7
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4
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94
105
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ROADWATCH STATISTICS
Mississauga
------··-·Count of Road Watch Action
Roa-d Watch Action
Total
618
First Letter
Improper Veh/Plate
163
lncon1plete Form
161
No Offence
11
Not Roadwatch
40
(blank)
Grand Total
993
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Count of Alleqed Vlolation
A!leqed Violation
Making Unsafe Lane Change(s)
Other Driving
Excessive Speed
Following too Closely
Falling to come to a Complete Stop
Drive-Handheld Device
Falling to Stop for School Bus
Failing to Stop for Red Light
Making an ln1proper Turn
Disobey a Schoo! Crossing Guard
Disobey Posted Sign
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Grand Total
Total
191
188
158
112
89
65
62
Count of Complaint Tvpe
Comolaint Tvpe
Drop Off
E1nai!
Fax
Mall
(blank)
Online
Grand Total
Total
78
16
61
6
833
994
54
39
16
3
1
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Count of AUeaed Violation
Alleged Violation
Disobey a School Crossing Guard
Disobey Posted Sign
Excessive Speed
Faillng to come to a Con1p1ete Stop
Falllng to Slop for Red Light
Falllng to Stop for School Bus
Following too Closely
Making Unsafe Lane Change(s)
Making an Improper lurn
Other Driving
(blank)
Drive-Handhe\d Device
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Grand Tota!
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Total
1
3
22
3
5
2
15
31
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Count of Road Watct1 Action
Road Watch Action
F[1·st Letter
Improper Veh/Plate
!ncomplete Fann
No Offence
f:lot Roadwatch
(blank)
Grand Tota!
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Total
69
24
10
3
2
108
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Count of Complaint Tvne
Complainl Tvpe
Prop Off
Emai!
Fax
Mall
(blank)
Online
Grand Total
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Total
1
16
3
6
82
108
s
12
4
1
107
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