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1. www.waze.comDriving directions, live traffic & road conditions updates - Waze

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   Realtime driving directions based on live traffic updates from Waze - Get the best route to your destination from fellow drivers

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2. www.ctvnews.ca › canada › how-to-check-roadTraffic updates, road conditions near me | CTV News

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   Dec 23, 2022 · Call *511 or visit Manitoba’s 511 website that provides a map of road conditions and traffic. Ontario Call 511 or visit Ontario’s 511 website f or more information on road conditions.

3. carsp.ca › impact-of-weather-conditionsImpact of Weather Conditions – The Canadian ... - CARSP

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   Sep 2, 2020 · Weather directly affects drivers’ ability to control their vehicles. Increased crash risk due to weather is quantified in multiple ways leading to different estimates. According to the Transport Canada’s Canadian Motor Vehicle Traffic Collision Statistics, in 2021, approximately 18% of fatal collisions occurred in adverse weather or on ...

4. 511on.ca › list › eventsIncidents & Closures - Ontario 511

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   Incidents & Closures. Incident: unplanned road event that may have an impact on traffic. Closure: All travel lanes are closed on the highway. Incidents, Closures, Roadwork, and Future Roadwork may also be viewed on the Ontario 511 Interactive Map. Provides up to the minute traffic and transit information for All Regions region in Ontario.

5. tc.canada.ca › en › road-transportationCanadian Motor Vehicle Traffic Collision Statistics: 2022

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   The number of total injuries increased to 118,853 in 2022; up 9.5% from 2021 (108,552). The number of fatalities per 100,000 population increased to 5.0 in 2022 (from 4.8 in 2021). The number of fatalities per billion vehicle kilometres travelled increased to 4.7 in 2022 (from 4.4 in 2021) 2022 saw a small decrease in the percentage of ...

6. globalnews.ca › bc › trafficBC Traffic | Road Conditions - BC Traffic Report - Global News

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   The truck was driving westbound in the left lane of Highway 1 carrying a modular home when it struck the No. 3 Road overpass. Truck hits overpass east of Abbotsford, B.C., highway traffic affected ...

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   How do on-road vehicles contribute to air pollution?

   • On-road vehicles contribute to air pollution through fuel combustion and evaporative emissions as well as emissions from tire and brake wear. Canadians are regularly exposed to traffic-related air pollution (TRAP), most notably in high-traffic areas such as near highways and urban centres.

   Health impacts of traffic-related air pollution in Canada

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   Does weather increase crash risk?

   • Increased crash risk due to weather is quantified in multiple ways leading to different estimates. According to the Transport Canada’s Canadian Motor Vehicle Traffic Collision Statistics, in 2021, approximately 18% of fatal collisions occurred in adverse weather or on slippery roads, (i.e., wet, snowy/slushy, or icy pavement).

   Impact of Weather Conditions – The Canadian Association of Road Safety

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   Are Canadian on-road vehicle emissions a health hazard?

   • This analysis focuses on the contribution of Canadian on-road vehicle emissions to ambient concentrations of PM 2.5, NO 2, O 3 and sulphur dioxide (SO 2) for the year 2015, and the associated health impacts for PM 2.5, NO 2 and O 3, including premature death and morbidity, in Canada.

   Health impacts of traffic-related air pollution in Canada

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   Where do on-road vehicle emissions come from?

   • The on-road vehicle PM 2.5 emissions in Figure B3 indicate that emissions are mostly generated in urban centres and surrounding areas, where higher traffic activity is expected. Urban grid cells are associated with emission levels of 80 tonnes or more per year.

   Health impacts of traffic-related air pollution in Canada

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   How are on-road vehicle emissions calculated?

   • On-road vehicle emissions were estimated using the Motor Vehicle Emission Simulator (MOVES) version 2014b, developed by the US EPA. The model has been modified to reflect Canadian conditions, such as vehicle population and age distribution, as well as vehicle emission standards.

   Health impacts of traffic-related air pollution in Canada

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   How does weather affect drivers' ability to control their vehicles?

   • Weather directly affects drivers’ ability to control their vehicles. Increased crash risk due to weather is quantified in multiple ways leading to different estimates.

   Impact of Weather Conditions – The Canadian Association of Road Safety

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8. www.canada.ca › en › health-canadaHealth impacts of traffic-related air pollution in Canada

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   The contribution from on-road vehicles to ambient air pollution is referred to as traffic-related air pollution (TRAP). Most Canadians experience exposure to TRAP on a daily basis, particularly in high-traffic areas such as near highways and in urban centres (Brauer et al. 2012, 2013; Matz et al. 2018).