Do’s and Don’ts on the new Queens Quay

Do not walk on the streetcar right-of-way. Cross at designated crossings

x

Don’t walk on the Martin Goodman Trail. Watch out for cyclists

x

Look both ways before crossing white dotted lines into the Martin Goodman Trail

✔✔

xDo not stand on

the streetcar right-of-way

Stand behind the metal plate when waiting to cross.

✔

✔The pedestrian promenade is

for strolling

✔

The Martin Goodman Trail

is for faster traffic, like bicycles,

rollerblades, skateboards or

runners

Slow down and use your bell in crowded areas

✔

When the bike signal is red, stop in the blue box to give pedestrians space to cross

Obey your signals and wait for green

to enter the intersection

x x

Ring your bell to alert pedestrians that you

are approaching

Yield to pedestrians at

crossings

✔

Crossing against your signal is dangerous. Walk and bike

signals are red when cars may enter the intersection

x x

Do not drive on the Martin

Goodman Trail

x

Do not drive on the streetcar right-of-way

x

x Do not park on the sidewalk or

pedestrian promenade

Do not block the crosswalk

x

Yield to pedestrians when

turning into a driveway

x

Stop behind the white line at intersections.

✔

Wait for the left-turn signal before entering

the intersection

x

xObey

regulatory signage

Please follow the rules. Drive, cycle or walk with courtesy and if

you’re unsure, use caution.

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