Lowering the speed limit on Wellington Cres., useful or not?

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Published on November 23, 2024 • Last updated 6 hours ago • 2 minutes reading

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The request to reduce the speed limit in Wellington from 50 km to 30 km is gaining strength and support, but is that necessary? Photo by Gavin Young /Postmedia

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To solve a problem, you must first clearly identify what the problem is. In the case of lowering the speed limit on Wellington Crescent, City Hall misidentifies the problem and its solution.

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