This award recognizes a TAC member organization for excellence in the delivery of mobility services. Eligible projects will align with one or more of the objectives of the Mobility Management Committee:
Goods movement and multi-modal projects are among those that are eligible. Projects should reflect the following sustainability principles:
TAC member organizations must submit an abstract by November 30 to be considered for the following year’s award. Short-listed finalists will be invited to submit a detailed application (maximum 7 pages of text, plus photos and diagrams) by January 31.
Members of TAC's Mobility Management Committee will evaluate applications using the following criteria:
Considering the Mobility Management Committee objectives, please describe how the project:
Innovation is essential to mobility management, and may be either absolute or relative to the context. Please describe how the project was innovative through elements such as new modes, new processes, new combinations of approaches, or new use of an established technology.
Please describe how the project is relevant to the improvement or expansion of mobility services in other jurisdictions, and what lessons learned could be applied elsewhere.
Note: Until 2020 this award was known as the TAC Sustainable Urban Transportation Award.
2020 | City of Nanaimo, British Columbia Nanaimo Goes Dutch |
2019 |
City of Ottawa |
2018 | Ville de Montréal Redeveloping the Bonaventure Highway as an Urban Boulevard |
2017 |
City of Calgary |
2016 |
City of Hamilton |
2015 |
City of Vancouver |
2014 |
City of Edmonton |
2013 |
Metrolinx, City of Hamilton, Region of Peel, Green Communities Canada, University of Toronto |
2012 | City of Kelowna 20-year Servicing Plan, 2030 Active Transportation Program |
2011 |
Corporation of the Town of Milton |
2009 |
Ville de Montréal |
2008 |
Ville de Québec |
2007 |
City of Welland Regional Municipality of York |
2006 | Towns of Richmond Hill and Markham Smart Commute 404-7 Program: Reducing Traffic Congestion is Just Good Business |
2005 | Regional Municipality of York York Region Rapid Transit Corporation's Viva Fast Forward to a Sustainable Future |
2004 | IBI Group and Region of Durham Promoting Sustainable Transportation Through Site Design: A Proposed Recommended Practice |
2003 | Regional Municipality of Waterloo "You Can Clear the Air" Grade Three Curriculum Supplement |
2002 | City of Calgary Transportation Solutions Group |
2001 |
Resort Municipality of Whistler Regional Municipality of York |
2000 | Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority TransLink Strategic Transportation Plan 2000-2005 |