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Safety on our streets has been a growing concern for Canadians in the past few years. That is why RSA Insurance is committed to exploring a new way to promote harmony on our streets with this exciting initiative, TruceTO.

Want to get involved in making our streets safer? Find out how you can take a pledge to better share our streets.

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Torontonians acknowledge need to change behaviour to improve road safety

Road rage in Toronto continues to worsen at an unprecedented rate, with over 85% of GTA road users who walk, drive or cycle all agreeing that it’s a serious problem, according to a TruceTO survey commissioned by RSA Canada.

When it comes to making the effort to change behaviour to improve these conditions, only 4% of Torontonians indicated a desire to change their road behaviour, even though the latter is a clearly identified source of stress which ultimately leads to anxiety and poorer decisions made on the streets.

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Torontonians acknowledge the need to change behaviour to improve road safety

Road rage in the city of Toronto continues to worsen at an unprecedented rate, with over 85 per cent of GTA road users who walk, drive or cycle all agreeing that it’s a serious...

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What Raptors-mania can teach us about the escalating street safety crisis in Toronto

'Grim statistics should be a catalyst to bring us together as a city,' writes Donna Ince

OPINION JUN 23, 2019 BY DONNA INCE   TORONTO.COM

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The fast and the furious: Escalating commuter stress compounding GTA’s road safety crisis

RSA Canada’s TruceTO survey reveals GTA residents feel increasingly unsafe on Toronto’s streets

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TruceTO is about one simple notion: Every one of us uses the street. We just need to get better at sharing.