This award recognizes initiatives that demonstrate excellence in the application and advancement of road safety engineering practices.
Outcomes – The initiative has resulted in sustainable improvements to road safety performance. Applications should explain the initiative’s safety justification, methods of estimating safety benefits and their reliability, and the sustainability of safety outcomes and the resources they require.
Innovation – The initiative involves elements that are innovative within a Canadian context, in areas such as advanced technologies, engineering processes, communications, consultation, financing, project delivery, or collaboration among disciplines and/or sectors.
Transferability – The initiative is relevant to road safety efforts in other jurisdictions, offers lessons that can be applied elsewhere, and may contribute to the road safety plans or strategies of other orders of government.
More information on application process, eligibility and conditions.
| 2022 | Regional Municipality of York Pedestrian and Cycling Intersection Safety Pilot project |
| 2021 | City of Hamilton Vision Zero Action Plan |
| 2020 | British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Road Weather Information System and Variable Message Sign Integration |
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2019 |
City of Calgary |
| 2018 |
City of London SNC Lavalin |
| 2017 |
British Columbia Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure |
| 2016 |
City of Toronto |
| 2015 |
City of Calgary |
| 2014 |
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) and partners |
| 2013 |
Ministère des Transports du Québec |
| 2011 |
Ville de Montréal |
| 2009 |
Alberta Transportation |
| 2008 |
Ministère des Transports du Québec |
| 2007 |
Ontario Ministry of Transportation |
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