The markings say left turns are allowed but a traffic sign tells drivers not to do it.
To turn or not to turn — that is the question.
Drivers have to pay attention to traffic signs that tell them what to do and where to go, especially in Toronto’s inner city, where the convergence of pedestrians and vehicles creates a delicate dance requiring guidance.
The City of Toronto is in constant need of repair. The Star's Jack Lakey checks into what needs to be fixed, who's responsible,…
Pedestrians in Christchurch, New Zealand, were left scratching their heads by a series of seemingly-official signs with messages…
Bridges and overpasses are especially dangerous during cold, wintry weather. Here's why.
Motorists face heightened danger at the Gingee Salai junction near Manakula Vinayagar Temple due to poor visibility and speeding…
Cyclists in Toronto are resisting a law that would have the city rip out miles of bike lanes, setting back efforts toward safer…
Hyderabad’s U-turns turned into the city’s new choke points
