Hamilton has a long way to go towards making itself a pedestrian-safe and friendly environment. Most notably the width of sidewalks, lack of traffic calming measures and high-speed traffic cutting through dense urban and residential neighbourhoods.
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Two Ways To Help You Get Moving
Walkable Hamilton is designed to provide individuals, neighbourhoods, businesses and organizations with the tools and knowledge needed to help transform Hamilton's streets.
If you and your neighbours want to involve others in improving the walkability of your neighbourhood, you can use this site to create your own street or intersection-speciļ¬c homepage, mailing list and place for news items. Contact us and we'll help you get started.
You can also show your support for safer streets and better communities by adding your name to the Walkable Hamilton Campaign, a city-wide movement to make Hamilton's streets safer and more prosperous for all Hamiltonians. Just click here to add your name and comments.
Closing Two Campaigns
The Cross at Kent and Two-Way Streets campaigns have been closed.
Walkability Fail at Aberdeen and Dundurn
It's not just Aberdeen and Kent that's a problem. The intersection of Aberdeen and Dundurn is dangerous too, in spite of the stoplights and crosswalks.
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