Transportation & Mobility 2011
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Accident rates on major highways in Niagara: The accident rate on the QEW rose to its highest level from 2002 [...]
Busy transportation routes in Niagara: International border crossings from the US (inbound), January to March 2011 were 1,654,973 (607,607 for [...]
The volume of traffic onNiagararoads is measured by the number of times (in thousands) that a vehicle travels over each [...]
The condition of the roads, their maintenance and congestion are of relevance to the quality of life and work in [...]
In 2009, Ontario households reported spending an average of $9,753 a year on transportation costs (private and public costs). Those [...]
The Niagara Specialized Transit service was operationalized in 2007. This specialized transit is used mostly for medical reasons (particularly dialysis), [...]
According to the General Social Survey (GSS), only 2.8%, in 2008 of those in Niagara reported taking public transit to [...]
Rail, land, air and water transportation available in Niagara: Via Rail trains connect twice a day between Niagara Falls and [...]
Commuting and distances to work: The median commuting distance Niagara residents reported to get to work was 5.9 km. in [...]
Modes of transportation to get to work: In Niagara, the automobile continues to be the predominant mode of travel to [...]