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16 years of data shows that New Year's Day is the most dangerous day to be on the road. Please, drive safe this weekend, and if you need to detect and enforce speeds, you know we have the solution here at North Line. (World Highways)

Who run the world?

An inside look at the insides of road signs. (torontodotcom)

ICYMI: "The redesign will change the way that not only cars, but also cyclists and pedestrians alike will travel through the area." The six points interchange reconfiguration is part of the TOcore plan, which won a RAIC - IRAC medal for Best Urban Design Plan in October. (Urban Toronto)

Do smart cities have greater potential to be green? University of Minnesota thinks so. (Star Tribune)

AI and accessibility?! Yes, please. (CNBC)

Do you want to count the number of cars and trucks on your roads on the holidays? Place your order for a Black CAT radar today. Details: https://bit.ly/2Neh8CX

Do you do the Dutch reach? The UK considers the move as part of an initiative to make roads safer for vulnerable road users. Learn more . (Admiral)

"The original five-mile stretch of the Don Valley Parkway that opened on August 31, 1961 ran between Bloor Street, just north of the viaduct, and Eglinton Avenue." Here's a #throwback to its beginnings. (blogTO)

"When a large number of households has a dip in power use earlier than usual, it might mean that the next day will see more traffic when all those early-to-bed people are also early to rise." We haven't tried this one yet. What do you think? (TechCrunch)

A better solution than paving and re-paving roads? We'd give UCL's 3D printer a try. (3D Printing Industry)

We think data is crucial. This University of British Columbia study offers an example of the importance of data at all stages of decision-making (including after!). (CBC British Columbia)

"You can't just slap a new speed limit down and say 'obey.'" The many ways City of Calgary Your Local Government is trying to slow down drivers. (CBC Calgary)

Leading pedestrian intervals let pedestrians take the lead in Halifax Regional Municipality pilot project. North Line is your source for traffic control in Canada. Ask us how pedestrian detection can contribute to your smart city or community. (CBC Nova Scotia)