Dozois Road is the southern-most extension of Limebank Road. It begins where Limebank ends at Mitch Owen\'s Road just east of Manotick.
Dozois was once a pleasant country road, however, over the past several years, traffic has increased and it has become quite dangerous. There are several blind spots and the shoulder is not wide enough to allow safe passage for pedestrians and cyclists.
Children walk to and from school every day, dodging heavy construction vehicles, large delivery trucks, speeding sports cars and winter snow plows.
On Monday September 24 a serious vehicle accident took place and a seventeen year old boy had to be airlifted to hospital. Before another accident occurs, it is time that the City of Ottawa made Doizois safe for pedestrians, joggers, school gym classes and cyclists.
We demand that the City of Ottawa
1. Lower the speed limit on Dozois.
2. Build a walking/bicycle trail that runs from Mitch Owens Road to the end of Dozois.
3. Provide accommodation for blind spots.
The stories shared by neighbors about their daily experiences on Dozois Road continue to highlight how precarious our current situation is. I have been gathering these accounts to present a clear picture of the risks to city officials. We are waiting for a formal response to our initial requests and will persist until the safety of our children becomes a priority.
October 15, 2007
The steady growth of this petition reflects a shared commitment to the safety of our neighbors on Dozois Road. This momentum suggests that our community is finally ready to prioritize human life over the convenience of faster vehicle transit.
6 Comments
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Dave Adeyemi
18 years ago
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Way too dangerous. Needed a path years ago.
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Laura Morales
18 years ago
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ITS ABOUT TIME THE CITY LISTENED TO US. WE PAY TAXES FOR SAFE ROADS NOT A DEATH TRAP.
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Tom Carter
18 years ago
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Fix the blind spots. You cant see anything coming around those bends until its too late. Total disaster waiting to happen.
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Mike Doyle
18 years ago
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the speed people drive on dozois is completely insane. its not a highway but everyone acts like it is. slow down already!
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Sarah Parker
18 years ago
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My kids bike down this road constantly and I am always terrified. Too many trucks flying around corners with no room to move over.
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Jessica Gutierrez
18 years ago
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I saw what happened to that boy in september and it was heartbreaking. the city needs to do something before another family has to go through that horror.
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Dozois Road is the southern-most extension of Limebank Road. It begins where Limebank ends at Mitch Owen\'s Road just east of Manotick.
Dozois was once a pleasant country road, however, over the past several years, traffic has increased and it has become quite dangerous. There are several blind spots and the shoulder is not wide enough to allow safe passage for pedestrians and cyclists.
Children walk to and from school every day, dodging heavy construction vehicles, large delivery trucks, speeding sports cars and winter snow plows.
On Monday September 24 a serious vehicle accident took place and a seventeen year old boy had to be airlifted to hospital. Before another accident occurs, it is time that the City of Ottawa made Doizois safe for pedestrians, joggers, school gym classes and cyclists.
We demand that the City of Ottawa
1. Lower the speed limit on Dozois.
2. Build a walking/bicycle trail that runs from Mitch Owens Road to the end of Dozois.
3. Provide accommodation for blind spots.
The stories shared by neighbors about their daily experiences on Dozois Road continue to highlight how precarious our current situation is. I have been gathering these accounts to present a clear picture of the risks to city officials. We are waiting for a formal response to our initial requests and will persist until the safety of our children becomes a priority.
October 15, 2007
The steady growth of this petition reflects a shared commitment to the safety of our neighbors on Dozois Road. This momentum suggests that our community is finally ready to prioritize human life over the convenience of faster vehicle transit.
6 Comments
D
Dave Adeyemi
18 years ago
Featured
Way too dangerous. Needed a path years ago.
L
Laura Morales
18 years ago
Featured
ITS ABOUT TIME THE CITY LISTENED TO US. WE PAY TAXES FOR SAFE ROADS NOT A DEATH TRAP.
T
Tom Carter
18 years ago
Featured
Fix the blind spots. You cant see anything coming around those bends until its too late. Total disaster waiting to happen.
M
Mike Doyle
18 years ago
Featured
the speed people drive on dozois is completely insane. its not a highway but everyone acts like it is. slow down already!
S
Sarah Parker
18 years ago
Featured
My kids bike down this road constantly and I am always terrified. Too many trucks flying around corners with no room to move over.
J
Jessica Gutierrez
18 years ago
Featured
I saw what happened to that boy in september and it was heartbreaking. the city needs to do something before another family has to go through that horror.
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Way too dangerous. Needed a path years ago.