On March 2012 The Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT) released Complete Streets by Design: Toronto streets redesigned for all ages and abilities to show how Toronto streets could look and feel redesigned as Complete Streets.
Applying established design principles to urban and suburban Toronto streets moves the concept of safe and comfortable streets for all road users from an abstract goal to imaginable reality. By providing visually compelling before and after street sections and photo collages, this tool is intended to be useful for professionals and the general public alike as well as generate conversation about Complete Streets in Toronto.
Below is an example of Danforth Avenue at Logan Avenue, reimagined as a Complete Street:
Further arterial streets re-imagined in the report :
- Eglinton Avenue East at Commonwealth Avenue
- Jane Street at Highway 401
- Yonge Street at Shuter Street
Urban residential street re-imagined:
- Logan Avenue at Withrow Avenue
Suburban residential street re-imagined:
- Seneca Hill Drive
