Cyclists and community groups are calling for safer infrastructure at an intersection in Ottawa's Centretown neighbourhood, one week after a cyclist was struck by a dump truck.
Dozens of people gathered at the intersection of Gladstone Avenue and Rochester Street Thursday morning, urging the city of Ottawa to install concrete barriers and flex posts.
The Transportation Master Plan includes a feasibility study to look at adding cycling lanes on Gladstone Avenue from Percy Street to the Corso Italia Station, and options to the west. "If Ottawa city is OK with cyclists and pedestrians on that same route, then the basic of infrastructure should be put in place," Grindell said.
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