Le Conseil municipal de Calgary a adopté l'avis de motion du conseiller Kelly, tel qu'amendé, le 22 septembre 2026. Il ordonne au personnel de la Ville d'installer des Intervalles de Piéton Leader (IPL) — un départ anticipé de 3 à 7 secondes pour les piétons avant que les véhicules ne reçoivent un feu vert — à chaque passage piéton signalé approprié dans un délai de deux ans. L'objectif déclaré est d'améliorer la sécurité des piétons.
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Calgary City Council, item 9.4.4 (Notice of Motion - Making Calgary’s Intersections Safer for Pedestrians, EC2026-0750): That with respect to Notice of Motion EC2026-0750, the following amendment be adopted: That the second Be It Further Resolved clause be amended by adding the following to the list: - Actual and projected costs; and - Any effects on traffic flow and transit schedules where Leading Pedestrian Intervals are in place or planned.
Calgary City Council, item 9.4.4 (Notice of Motion - Making Calgary’s Intersections Safer for Pedestrians, EC2026-0750): That with respect to Notice of Motion EC2026-0750, the following be adopted, as amended: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Council direct Administration to implement Leading Pedestrian Intervals at every appropriate signalized pedestrian crossing in Calgary within a two-year period, prioritizing locations based on safety risk and pedestrian need, including: - High-collision intersections, - School zones…