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Webinar on Traffic Calming with CHNET-Works!
The Centre collaborated with CHNET-Works! to present this webinar on May 10, 2012. François Gagnon and Olivier Bellefleur introduced the concept of traffic calming as it relates to health, and highlighted key points from our literature review.
Published in May 2012. Description.
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In this hour-long fireside chat, part of CHNET-Works! series of online discussions, Olivier Bellefleur and François Gagnon introduced Urban Traffic Calming and Health: A Literature Review.

Their discussion focused on four determinants of health affected by traffic-calming interventions:

● The number and severity of road collisions,
● Air quality,
● Environmental noise,
● Physical activity associated with active transportation. 

As well, they considered how traffic calming can reduce health inequalities.

Urban Traffic Calming and Health: A Literature Review 
   1.72 MB, on the site of CHNET-Works!		 Image - first page of the presentation - click to download 
For an audio recording of the presentation:
MP3, 44.9 MB, available on the site of CHNET-Works!

Visit the CHNET-Works! website by clicking here.


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