Tag: Pedestrians
Trail Talk: Butterflies, blazing heat and new Maitland Trail extension
From knapweed to purple coneflower, a surprising range of plants is keeping local butterflies well-fed along the Maitland Trail.
Trail Talk: Butterflies, moths and caterpillars
HURON – On Tuesday, August 5, I joined 21 other Trompers at the Wawanosh Valley Conservation Area trails. Along the trail there is the best group of wildflowers I have ever seen, which is where I took a photo of the group. At 9:15 a.m. there was a hummingbird clearwing but only one butterfly in […]
Trail Talk: Boardwalks and meshes
If you have walked in the Maitland Woods recently you might have noticed some wire mesh installed on number two boardwalk. There is a history behind this addition. The Maitland Trail has installed many boardwalks and bridges. There is one bridge and 26 boardwalks in the Maitland Woods and many more along the main Maitland […]
Why we don’t bike like the Dutch — yet
How did you get to work today?
Maybe, like 14% of Americans, you didn’t have to go anywhere because you work from home. But most people do need some form of transportation to earn a living. By far the biggest group is the 69% of people who drive to work alone.
Will Automated Delivery Robots Solve Last-Mile Delivery Issues?
Or will it cause new ones? The Traffic Safety Forum at the 125th New York International Auto Show held last April focused on advancements in vehicle technology and road safety. The fireside chat “The Future of Urban Mobility Safety” was a dynamic session that explored how technology and smart infrastructure … [continued]
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