SAFE Streets Are For Everyone
LIVES DEPEND ON YOUR CHOICES
SAFE Streets Are For Everyone
LIVES DEPEND ON YOUR CHOICES
SAFE Streets Are For Everyone
LIVES DEPEND ON YOUR CHOICES

Every Street Tells a Story

Every day, people across Ontario travel through school zones, community safety zones, and construction zones.

Children walk to school.
Families cross busy streets.
Older adults stay active in their communities.
Road workers maintain the infrastructure we all depend on.

These everyday moments depend on one thing:

The choices drivers make.

SAFE Speeds Zones was created to encourage safer driving behaviours that help protect everyone who shares our streets.

The Three SAFE Speeds Zones

Every decision behind the wheel has the power to protect children, older adults, road workers, and everyone who uses our streets.

SAFE Speeds Zones is a province-wide road safety initiative built around a simple principle: SAFE – Streets Are For Everyone. The campaign encourages drivers to slow down, stay alert, avoid distractions, and be prepared to stop in School Zones, Community Safety Zones, and Construction Zones.

Lives Depend on Your Choices.


SAFE SPEEDS ZONES CAMPAIGN

 
Explore the SAFE Speeds Zones

 

Visit each SAFE Speeds Zone to watch the campaign videos and learn how safer choices behind the wheel can help protect people in School Zones, Community Safety Zones, and Construction Zones.

Select a zone from the menu above to watch:

School Zones | Community Safety Zones | Construction Zones

OTC members can also access ready-to-use videos, posters, social media graphics and other campaign materials in the Resource Library.


About SAFE Speeds Zones

SAFE Speeds Zones is a province-wide road safety awareness initiative developed by the Ontario Traffic Council to encourage safer driving behaviours in School Zones, Community Safety Zones, and Construction Zones.
Built around the message SAFE – Streets Are For Everyone, the campaign was made possible through funding from Ontario’s Road Safety Community Partnership Program (RSCPP), with support from OTC member municipalities.
We also gratefully acknowledge Ramudden for providing access to construction site locations and workers featured in the campaign materials.