The New Queens Quay - Do' and Don'ts
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The document provides dos and don'ts for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers on the new Queens Quay in Toronto. Don'ts include walking or driving on the streetcar right-of-way or Martin Goodman Trail. Do's include looking both ways before crossing, yielding to pedestrians, obeying signals, and being courteous.
The New Queens Quay - Do' and Don'ts
- 1. Do’s and Don’ts on the new Queens Quay
- 2. Do not walk on the streetcar right-of- way. Cross at designated crossings x
- 3. Don’t walk on the Martin Goodman Trail. Watch out for cyclists x
- 4. Look both ways before crossing white dotted lines into the Martin Goodman Trail ✔✔
- 5. Do not stand on the streetcar right-of-way
- 6. Stand behind the metal plate when waiting to cross. ✔
- 7. ✔ The pedestrian promenade is for strolling
- 8. ✔ The Martin Goodman Trail is for faster traffic, like bicycles, rollerblades, skateboards or runners
- 9. Slow down and use your bell in crowded areas
- 10. ✔ When the bike signal is red, stop in the blue box to give pedestrians space to cross
- 11. Obey your signals and wait for green to enter the intersection x
- 12. Ring your bell to alert pedestrians that you are approaching
- 14. Crossing against your signal is dangerous. Walk and bike signals are red when cars may enter the intersection x x
- 15. Do not drive on the Martin Goodman Trail x
- 16. Do not drive on the streetcar right-of-way
- 17. Do not park on the sidewalk or pedestrian promenade
- 18. Do not block the crosswalk
- 19. Yield to pedestrians when turning into a driveway
- 20. Stop behind the white line at intersections. ✔
- 21. Wait for the left-turn signal before entering the intersection x
- 23. Please follow the rules. Drive, cycle or walk with courtesy and if you’re unsure, use caution. Questions or suggestions? Tweet us at @WaterfrontTO or email us at info@waterfrontoronto.ca