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This is how Quebec solved drivers ignoring pedestrian crossings

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Julien Berardvor 8 Monaten

the "Grab a brick" experiment in Granville Island was pretty effective I must say.

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Pink Findvor 8 Monaten

Nothing like a little "surprise bollard" to help drivers remember where their brakes are.

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Karsyvor 8 Monaten

i like the 'walk with a brick' idea better :D

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Rambovor 8 Monaten

This is just an ad. These don't actually exist.

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CanVet811🇨🇦🇺🇸🪖vor 8 Monaten

I was born there, I call BS, that shit not working in our winters for sure🤣

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Christian Nadeauvor 8 Monaten

This was an informative commercial released by the provincial auto insurance agency to remind drivers to let pedestrians have the right of way.

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Saint Siméonvor 8 Monaten

It's fake and that shit would never work during winter xD

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Nichvor 8 Monaten

I was visiting Quebec and stopped at a pedestrian crossing for someone to cross and got honked at 🤣

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Paul Wrightvor 8 Monaten

That would be both funny and carnage in London

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Matthew 🇨🇦 ✡️vor 8 Monaten

3 years ago it was the other way around in Montreal. You had pedestrians jay walking anytime and anywhere on the streets they wanted and cars were coming to a stop to accommodate them.

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Network Axis Groupvor 8 Monaten

Jaywalkers getting sent to narnia 😂

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Angelavor 8 Monaten

My hometown solved it by spending a week stopping and ticketing every car that didn't stop for pedestrians in a crossing. They also gave (fine-less) tickets to pedestrians who crossed anywhere but the crosswalks (every short block). Made a huge difference.

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The_Elder_Lurkervor 8 Monaten

The US solved this problem in 1915 with simple invention

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Concerned Citizenvor 8 Monaten

It's all fun and games until one of those things launches Fluffy down the street...

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Richard O. Burdickvor 8 Monaten

When the bars go down do they squish people?

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Pedro 📚🇨🇱 🏳️‍🌈 🇵🇸vor 8 Monaten

Chile resolved this with education decades ago. It is almost imposible to see a driver not stopping when someone is about to cross at corners with no traffic lights.

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Shukimola Yélsépavor 8 Monaten

It's not solved at all. They made this experiment a long time ago and it was only for a day...

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MAKEUPvor 8 Monaten

Maybe just hold a brick in ur hand while crossing?

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hatcatvor 8 Monaten

This is genuinely brilliant problem solving. Sometimes the best solutions are the most obvious ones we never think of

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Mister Dentvor 8 Monaten

Or, stay with me here, a stop sign.

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FREEDOM 51! - Unacceptable Fringe Ernestovor 8 Monaten

Orrr Just put a fucking stop sign

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Heather (Hedy) Hannanvor 8 Monaten

Great idea yet wouldn't work too well in winter!☃️😍

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Dave Handelmanvor 8 Monaten

I don't know WHERE in Quebec these are... But they are needed.

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NabzNomorphvor 8 Monaten

Yeah... been living in the province for about 30 years now and never seen that. Also, this can only work in summer - in winters, this shit is never going up. But cool concept. Pedestrian crossing need to be respected.

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Hobo Bidivor 8 Monaten

@LiveWireGuides After a year in Kavala, I miss Greek drivers. They never honked at pedestrians, even the ones who drifted across. Just slowed and waited. Their calm said: we all have somewhere to be.

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Jean-Francois Desmeulesvor 8 Monaten

Paging @Marcheur_MTL

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Sailor Park Boyvor 8 Monaten

Now can we solve the problem with pedestrians ignoring EVERY OTHER TRAFFIC LAW?

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EveryfecxaicQCvor 8 Monaten

hello im from quebec and this is fake the government dont take care of the streets

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Marlène Ginardvor 8 Monaten

A good commercial from the SAAQ made few years ago !

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Wendy 🇨🇦vor 8 Monaten

Fabulous idea. More crosswalks across Canada need this especially in downtown areas of big cities like Toronto, Vancouver and others.

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Kevin Whalenvor 8 Monaten

I think guns being involved would've made a stronger point, but it's Canada🤷‍♂️

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Christophvor 8 Monaten

The idea itself isn't bad, but it won't last long because some idiot will drive into the bollards.

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Nicolas St-Ongevor 8 Monaten

Yeah we don't have a lot of crossings that aren't at a traffic light or a four-way stop where I live in the suburbs The few I saw were on college campuses or near schools and with indications that pedestrians had priority I wouldn't try it in downtown Montreal

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Stuart Wrightvor 8 Monaten

I don't understand why the crossing isn't more visible in the first place. In some countries zebra crossings/pelican crossing are raised - to the same level as the pavement. This provides a visible clue the space belongs to the pavement (pedestrians) rather than the road (cars)

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