Tag: Pedestrians
Trail Talk: Hikers and cyclists enjoy late-summer outings despite cool weather
From Inverhuron to Hullett Sugar Bush, local trail users encounter prickly plants, rare butterflies and a few surprises along the way.
Trail Talk: chukar, harvesters and hawks
From an unusual bird on Wildlife Line to a black walnut in the Maitland Woods, every hike brings a new discovery.
EU Cave in on Vehicle Trade Rules Will Cost European Lives as US Pick-up Trucks Flood into Europe
Pedestrians, cyclists and drivers are at increased risk as the rapid rise in monster US pick-up trucks on Europe’s roads is set to accelerate after the EU-US trade pact. Publication of the pact comes as new data shows America’s pedestrian road deaths are now three times higher than in the … [continued]
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LFP Letters to the Editor: August 21, 2025
A Free Press reader thanks a London councillor for speaking out about traffic dangers in the city.
Old Ideas Lead To New Thinking About Comfort In Homes & Buildings
2000-year-old ideas are helping keep buildings cool in Seville, Spain. Maybe people back then knew something we don’t?
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