2023 Winnipeg (ITE Canada/CARSP Joint Conference)

32nd CARSP Conference Proceedings

 
June 19-21, 2023, Winnipeg, Manitoba 

For access to any presentation listed below, please contact info@carsp.ca 

Session 1A: Mobility as a Service (MaaS)

  • All about the apps? Exploring trip planning preferences in the Netherlands
    Matt Zilinski, McElhanney
  • Multimodal Transfer Point Selection in Multimodal Trip Planning
    Ghazaleh Mohseni Hosseinabadi, York University
  • The Evolution of Car Share in the City of Vancouver
    Billy Dong, City of Vancouver
  • Rapid Implementation of Bikeways
    Brian Patterson, Urban Systems

Session 1B: Child-Related Road Safety

  • Hailie and Trent’s Law, not just a name, a legacy
    Eran Jones, Hailie and Trent’s Law
  • Integrating the child’s voice into road safety research: Mixed methods findings from the BIKE Study
    Janet Aucoin, University of Calgary
  • Keeping School Children Safe – City Wide Elementary School Safety & Traffic Study
    Kathy Ho & Po Sun, City of Burnaby; Mark Merlo, McElhanney
  • Risky Driver Behaviors Near Calgary Elementary Schools
    Tate HubkaRao, University of Calgary

Session 1C: Alcohol and Drug Impaired Driving

  • Evaluation of the effectiveness of remedial interventions for impaired drivers provided using videoconferencing technologies: A preliminary report
    Christine Wickens, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
  • Taking the high road: Cannabis-impaired driving campaigns and lessons learned
    Kelley Teahen, Parachute
  • The National Scan: An Enforcement Level Review of Bill C-46
    Eric Dumschat, MADD Canada
  • Using Cannabis-Impaired Driving Research to Inform Policy Decisions
    Craig Lyon, Traffic Injury Research Foundation

Session 1D: Active Transportation Facility Design & Implementation I

  • Keddy Access Trail – Bridging a Geographical and Socio-Economic Divide
    Danny Pimentel, City of Hamilton
  • “Safe System”, you say? … what’s that?
    Ryan Martinson & Tyler Golly, Martinson Golly Ltd.
  • Active and Safe School Travel across Canada
    Jamie Hilland & Shoni Madden, Urban Systems
  • Building Safety with Numbers: City of New Westminster City-wide AAA Active Transportation Network
    Kanny Chow, City of New Westminster; PJ Bell, Urban Systems

Session 2A: Injury Trend Analysis

  • Emergency medical services response times to motor vehicle crashes increased over the period 1987 to 2020
    David Savage, NOSM University; Michel Bedard, Lakehead University; Patrick Gravelle, Brown University; Sacha Dubois, Centre for Applied Health Research
  • Explanatory prediction of injury severity in traffic incidents: a hybrid approach with latent class clustering and causal Bayesian network model
    Hao Yang & Jing Li, McMaster University; Jingqiu Guo, Tongji University; Shuoyan Xu, University of Toronto
  • The Covid-19 Pandemic and Vulnerable Road User Injury Trends: An Interrupted Time Series Analysis
    Brice Batomen Kuimi, University of Toronto; Linda Rothman, Toronto Metropolitan University
  • The Power of Post-Crash Analysis
    Emily Thomason, Mobycon; Suzanne Woo, Road Safety Engineer
  • Using the Ontario Trauma Registry to study road injuries in Ontario: Rationale and Risks
    Anne Harris, Toronto Metropolitan University

Session 2C: Active Transportation Facility Design & Implementation II

  • Still Creek Avenue Rapid Implementation Active Transportation and Road Safety Improvements
    Po Sun, City of Burnaby; Brian Patterson, Urban Systems; Raheem Dilgir, TranSafe Consulting Ltd.
  • Osborne Village Protected Bike Lanes – Developing Solutions for All Ages & Abilities
    Chris Baker, City of Winnipeg; Jaime Lacoste & Kerra Mruss, WSP
  • Fast Forward: Lessons Learned from Implementing Quick-Build AT Infrastructure in Kelowna
    Chad Williams, City of Kelowna; Nathan Carswell, WATT Consulting Group
  • St. George Rainway: Reallocating Road Space to Active Transportation and Green Rainwater Infrastructure
    Erica Mason, City of Vancouver
  • Using machine learning techniques to predict child active transportation prevalence and injury rates
    Tate HubkaRao, University of Calgary

Session 2D: Road Safety Policy and Program Development

  • Climate Impact of Implementing the Winnipeg Transit Master Plan
    Bjorn Radstrom, Erin Cooke & Kevin Sturgeon, Winnipeg Transit
  • Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Measures: Protecting Pedestrians in the Public Realm
    Geoff Wilkinson, Ontario Traffic Council; Jeff Suggett, CIMA+
  • Creating a knowledge exchange and training hub for road safety professionals in Canada: A success story
    Navoda Rillagodage, University of Manitoba
  • Restaurant Patio Guidelines: Protecting Restaurant Patrons in the Right of Way
    Geoff Wilkinson, Ontario Traffic Council; Jeff Suggett, CIMA+
  • Motorcycle Use in Developing Nations and Potential Safety Improvement Strategies
    William Morrison, University of New Brunswick

Session 3B: PRESENTATIONS & PANEL – Speed Management

  • Speeding Drivers in Collisions 2016–2020
    Paul Boase & Brian Jonah, Transport Canada
  • Policing excessive speed as part of the ‘safe system’
    Dave Cliff, Global Road Safety Partnership
  • Speed reduction pilot in four neighbourhoods in urban Winnipeg
    Greg Blatz, City of Winnipeg
  • Temporary Traffic Calming Measures – Managing speeds on residential streets in the City of Ottawa
    Krista Tanaka, City of Ottawa

Session 3C: Emerging methods and technologies in transportation planning and road safety analysis

  • Advancing the Use of Video Analytics for Highway Traffic Operations and Safety Assessments
    Da Kuang & Rita Hu, Parsons
  • From Artificial Intelligence to Real World Sustainability – A Case Study in Big Data and Equitable Planning
    Mark Masongsong, UrbanLogiq; Barbara Thomas
  • Real-time Prediction of Conflict Risk Between AVs and Active Road Users: An Advanced Machine Learning Approach
    Abdul Razak Alozi & Mohamed Hussein, McMaster University
  • Road Safety Analysis using LiDAR Devices
    Christian Bachmann, Lipping Fu & Reza Aminghafouri, University of Waterloo; Faranak Hosseini, City of Kitchener
  • Understanding the Operational Design Domain for ADAS and AVs: Miovision’s work with OEMs and regulators to expand critical scenario databases
    Craig Milligan, Miovision

Session 3D: Road Safety Improvement Initiatives I

  • Are Smart Channels Here to Stay? Smart for VRUs or Cars?
    Paula Sawicki, Region of Waterloo
  • At-grade Railway Crossing Safety Assessments
    Ethan Hill & Kari Anderson, WATT Consulting Group
  • Real-time Dynamic Hazardous Location Identification and Network Monitoring System
    Tarek Ghoul, University of British Columbia
  • Feasibility of provincial sanctuary corridors in mitigating wildlife-truck collisions on rural highways
    Navoda Rillagodage, University of Manitoba
  • Macro-Scale Evaluation of Road Safety: An Enhanced Approach
    Ali Darwiche & Gaby Monagan, McElhanney; Reid Keller, TransLink

Session 4A: Heavy Vehicle Road Safety

  • Effects of Eco-Driving on Commercial Motor Vehicle Driver Crash Risk
    Craig Lyon, Milad Delavaryforoutaghe & Ward Vanlaar, Traffic Injury Research Foundation
  • Nowhere To Be Seen: The Challenge of Commercial Vehicle Visibility
    Dominique Charlebois & Shivang Dube, Transport Canada
  • Human factors affecting truck-vulnerable road user safety: A scoping review
    Alia Galal, University of Toronto
  • Towards clean energy: transportation and logistics with dangerous goods of hydrogen products
    Yili Tang, University of Regina

Session 4B: PRESENTATIONS & PANEL – Technology & Road Safety

  • Future Directions in Road Safety Research
    Karim El-Basyouny
  • Transportation Automation Research Activities at NRC
    Taufiq Rahman
  • The CARSP Advanced Vehicle Safety Systems (AVSS) Project
    Martin Lavallière
  • Increasing Safety on Milton Roadways using Technology
    Heide Schlegl

Session 4C: Road Safety Improvement Initiatives II

  • New Westminster Intersection Safety Review: Ongoing Process and Value
    Borg Chan, ISL Engineering; Kanny Chow, City of New Westminster
  • Planning for Safety in Brandon
    Steven Florko, MORR Transportation Consulting
  • Safe and Secure Mobility – City of Burnaby Road Safety Network Screening Study
    Marcus Chan, City of Burnaby; Borg Chan, ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd
  • Safety Audits with Diverse Perspectives in Mind – City of Saskatoon Shared Use Path Audit
    Carly Grassing, City of Saskatoon; Monique Beaudry & Jon Medori, Associated Engineering

Session 4D: Cyclist Safety I

  • Improving Bikeway Safety Through Video-Analytics
    Bismarck Ledezma Navarro, Transoft Solutions; Riccardo Caimano, WSP
  • Safety and accessibility upgrades to an existing corridor and bike connection
    Nick Sullivan, City of Victoria
  • Fatal-crashes involving cyclists: Crash-, cyclist-, and driver-related factors associated with crash responsibility
    Bruce Weaver, Centre for Research on Safe Driving; Erica Sawula, Thunder Bay District; Michel Bedard, Lakehead University; Sacha Dubois, Centre for Applied Health Research
  • Bicycle Signal Operation Strategies from the US
    Andy Kading, WATT Consulting Group

Session 5A: Traffic Calming and Speed Management

  • Deployment and Operations Management of Automated Speed Enforcement Systems
    Mandana Hedayati
  • The City of Calgary’s Left Turn Calming Pilot Project
    Tom Li, The City of Calgary
  • The effects of left turn calming treatments on vulnerable road users’ safety in Toronto
    Sheyda Saneinejad & Jafar Faizi, City of Toronto; Nora Hallett, City of Calgary
  • Traffic and Speed Management Policy – A Traffic Calming Approach
    Kathy Ho, City of Burnaby; Borg Chan, ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd
  • Parachute Elementary Road Safety Program – School Zone Safety Intervention
    Valerie Smith, Parachute Canada

Session 5B: Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Transportation

  • Bringing Complete Streets to our Suburban Arterials
    Thaise Mota, Alta Planning + Design
  • Community Influence on Transportation Infrastructure in the City of Vancouver
    Dominic Lao & Megan Pate, City of Vancouver
  • Furthering Truth and Reconciliation through Infrastructure – a Crescent Road N.W. Case Study
    Charlene Wilcock, City of Calgary
  • From Local to Major Arterial: Applying Context-Sensitive Design for a Continuous All-Ages-and-Abilities Bikeway in Toronto
    Kanchan Maharaj, City of Toronto; Riccardo Caimano, WSP
  • Rightsizing for Bikes and Bees: A Complete Streets Retrofit in an Equity Seeking Community
    Charlene Wilcock & Kristen Myers, City of Calgary

Session 5C: Risky Driving and Fitness to Drive

  • Don’t Rush the Red – A Red Light Running Awareness Campaign
    Lauren Short & Liraz Fridman, City of Guelph
  • Older drivers reduce distracting behaviours over time
    Bruce Weaver, Hillary Maxwell & Michel Bedard, Lakehead University Centre for Research on Safe Driving
  • Travel Restrictions and traffic injuries’ variation in Rasht city (Iran), during pre- and COVID-19 times: an autoregressive moving-average analysis
    José Ignacio Nazif-Muñoz & Vahid Najafi Moghaddam Gilani, University of Sherbrooke
  • The association between diabetes and safe driving: A systematic search and review of the literature and cross-reference with the current guidelines
    Hillary Maxwell, Lakehead University Centre for Research on Safe Driving
  • Impact of COVID-19 on aggressive and risky driving: A survey of Canadian drivers
    Christine Wickens, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

Session 5D: Cyclist Safety II (Municipal)

  • Kamloops adventures towards a Two-Way Protected Bike lane Option on 6th Avenue (Downtown)
    Purvez Irani, City of Kamloops
  • Building a “Cycling City” in Rural Manitoba – Active Transportation design and implementation in the middle of the prairies
    Mike VanAlstyne, City of Dauphin; Jamie Hilland, Urban Systems
  • Safety Analysis of cycling infrastructure installed during the COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto Canada
    Linda Rothman, Toronto Metropolitan University
  • How is cyclists’ safety affected by on-street bike infrastructure? A case study from the City of Toronto
    Haniyeh Ghomi & Yasmina Imad Monzer, McMaster University
  • Innovative Traffic Signal and Lighting Design for Cyclist Safety
    Amy Hunter, PBX Engineering

Session 6A: Traffic Safety Enforcement

  • A literature review of the factors affecting law enforcement professionals’ traffic safety enforcement behaviour
    Navoda Rillagodage, University of Manitoba
  • Evaluation of an Automated Speed Enforcement Program in Toronto
    Saroar Zubair, The Hospital for Sick Children
  • Evaluating attitudes, beliefs and behaviours related to traffic safety enforcement among police leaders in Ontario
    Navoda Rillagodage, University of Manitoba
  • E.R.A.S.E. – Eliminate Racing Activity on Streets Everywhere
    Todd Snooks, York Regional Police

Session 6C: Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and AVs

  • Autonomous shuttle pilot project on Plaza Saint-Hubert in Montreal: Social acceptability and urban form
    Pierre-Maxime Leduc, INRS
  • User and service provider perspectives of inclusive and autonomous public transportation for aging populations
    Dallas Murphy & Michelle Porter, University of Manitoba; Ruheena Sangrar, University of Toronto
  • The place of self-driving vehicles for people with degenerative disease
    Martin Lavallière, UQAC

Session 6D: Pedestrian Safety I

  • PTH 100 & PR 200 (St. Mary’s Road) Interchange Functional Design
    Diana Emerson, WSP Canada
  • Safety Effectiveness of Leading Pedestrian Intervals – A Before and After Study Using Video Conflict Analysis
    Josée Dumont, True North Safety (TNS) Group
  • Planning-Level Crosswalk Evaluations
    Glenn Stanker, McElhanney Ltd.
  • Achieving Vision Zero: Insights from 50 Before-After Traffic Safety Studies Using Miovision Video Analytics
    Craig Milligan, Miovision

Session 7A: Planning, Implementation & Evaluation of Road Safety Programs

  • Embracing Vision Zero in the City of Kamloops BC
    Purvez Irani, City of Kamloops; Raheem Dilgir, TranSafe Consulting; Tyler Golly, Martinson Golly Ltd.
  • Turbocharging Safety for All Road Users: A Turbo Roundabout Case Study
    Chun Man & Laurel Flanagan, McElhanney
  • Synthesis of Canadian Practice in Vision Zero and the Safe System Approach: Government Survey
    Nancy Badeau, Ville de Montréal; Raheem Dilgir, TranSafe Consulting; Suzanne Woo, Road Safety Engineer
  • The Importance of the Road Safety Audit (RSA) Process in Design-Build Project Delivery
    Jeeshan Ahmed, Michael Skene & Nadine King, WATT Consulting Group
  • Vision Zero – The role of multi-sectoral governance structures in delivering robust and effective road safety programs
    Shabnem Afzal, WATT Consulting

Session 7B: Transportation Planning and Operations

  • A congestion fee funding model for transit in the Greater Toronto Area
    Darshan Soni, Trans-Plan
  • First Steps of the Journey – Solving the Colwood Crawl!
    James Wadsworth, BC Transit; Bernard Abelson, McElhanney Ltd
  • Assessing and Improving Bus Speed and Reliability – A Case Study of Langley City, BC
    Eric Ma & Fujiou Lu, Urban Systems Ltd.
  • React Fast and Predict the Future Perfectly!
    Bjorn Radstrom & Darren Manley, Winnipeg Transit
  • Updating a 4-Step Traffic Model in VISUM
    Brendan Stevenson & Ethan Hill, WATT Consulting Group

Session 7C: Road Design and Road Safety

  • Passing Sight Distance Assessment and Safer Allocation of Passing Zones on Highways: An Automated Approach using LiDAR Data
    Amr Shalkamy, Arcadis IBI Group
  • Developing a MASH crash tested transition from Steel Beam Guide Rail to Permanent Concrete Barrier
    Jesse Hopkins, Innovations Academy
  • Integrated analysis with the Highway Safety Manual and the Highway Capacity Manual
    Bob Aghdashi & Fabio Sasahara, McTrans Center
  • Safety Impact of Pavement Markings in Multi-Lane Roundabouts
    Eric Hildebrand & Riley Taweel, University of New Brunswick
  • Maintaining Transportation Options During Major Interchange Construction
    Nadine King, WATT Consulting Group

Session 7D: Safe System Approach, Vision Zero & Road Safety Management

  • Lessons Learned and Updates to the Traffic Injury Research Foundation’s Action2Zero Learning Centre
    Craig Lyon & Rob Wilkinson, Traffic Injury Research Foundation
  • Asset Management – Developing a Critical Replacement Program for Your Municipality
    Amy Hunter, PBX Engineering
  • B.C.’s Vision Zero in Road Safety for Vulnerable Road Users Grant Program: Results from a Process Evaluation Study
    Emily McCullogh, York University
  • Corporate Road Safety Management Observatory
    Jonny León, Independent Professional
  • Designing Safe Systems: The intersection of Big Data, Complete Streets, and Vision Zero
    Amar Lad, TYLin

Session 8A: Intersection Safety

  • Before-and-After Safety Effectiveness Evaluation of High Friction Surface Treatment at Signalized Intersections in British Columbia
    Joy Sengupta & Mohamed Essa, BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure
  • Do Traffic Countermeasures Improve the Safety of Vulnerable Road Users at Signalized Intersections?
    Qiangqiang Shangguan, University of Waterloo
  • Evaluating the effects of the Right Turn on Red regulations on the intersections in Quebec (Canada)
    Martin Lavallière, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi
  • So, your city adopted a cool new mobility policy? Congratulations!
    Jen Malzer, City of Calgary

Session 8B: Transportation Accessibility and Community Building

  • Access to transit for vulnerable pedestrians in Greater Montreal
    Philippe Brodeur-Ouimet, INRS
  • Identifying Transportation Issues in First Nation Communities and Offering Solutions Moving Forward
    Jeeshan Ahmed & Michael Skene, WATT Consulting Group
  • Dynamic Resource Optimization Modelling in Fire Departments
    Ali Khaksar, York University
  • Youth Pedestrian and Cyclist Fatalities in Ontario
    Marcus Chan, City of Burnaby; Borg Chan, ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd.

Session 8C: Youth/Novice Driver Road Safety

  • Development and testing of a smartphone intervention to reduce youth cannabis-impaired driving
    Robert Colonna, Western University
  • For Young Drivers, By Young Drivers: A Framework to Improve Road Safety for Youth in Canada
    Valerie Smith, Parachute Canada
  • Influencing young driver behaviour: engaging youth through social media marketing
    Kelley Teahen & Valerie Smith, Parachute

Session 8D: Pedestrian Safety II (Municipal)

  • Cohabitation project on pedestrian streets in Montreal: pedestrian experiences on Mont-Royal Avenue
    Audrey-Anne Lamarche, INRS
  • Traffic Circulation and Pedestrian Safety Study at Kemptville Campus
    Jordan Frost & Nathan Chan, GHD Limited
  • Raised Crossings – A building block to Edmonton’s Safe System
    Mikaela Wrobel, City of Edmonton; Tyler Golly, Martinson Golly Ltd.
  • Network Screening and Prioritization of Crosswalks for Improvements, City of Whitehorse, YK
    Stefan Baer, City of Whitehorse; Andres Baez, Morrison Hershfield Ltd.