Learn more about how to drive, cycle and walk on Toronto's new waterfront boulevard.

1. Do’s and Don’ts
on the new Queens Quay

2. Do not walk on the streetcar right-of-
way. Cross at designated crossings
x

3. Don’t walk on the Martin Goodman
Trail. Watch out for cyclists
x

4. Look both ways before crossing white
dotted lines into the Martin Goodman Trail
✔✔

5. Do not stand on
the streetcar
right-of-way

6. Stand behind the metal
plate when waiting to cross.
✔

7. ✔
The pedestrian
promenade is
for strolling

8. ✔
The Martin
Goodman Trail is
for faster traffic,
like bicycles,
rollerblades,
skateboards or
runners

9. Slow down and use your
bell in crowded areas

10. ✔
When the bike signal is red,
stop in the blue box to give
pedestrians space to cross

11. Obey your signals
and wait for green
to enter the
intersection
x

12. Ring your bell to alert
pedestrians that you
are approaching

13. Yield to
pedestrians at
crossings
✔

14. Crossing against your signal is
dangerous. Walk and bike
signals are red when cars may
enter the intersection
x x

15. Do not drive
on the
Martin
Goodman
Trail
x

16. Do not drive on the
streetcar right-of-way

17. Do not park on
the sidewalk or
pedestrian
promenade

18. Do not block
the crosswalk

19. Yield to
pedestrians when
turning into a
driveway

20. Stop behind the white
line at intersections.
✔

21. Wait for the left-turn
signal before entering
the intersection
x

22. Obey
regulatory
signage

23. Please follow the rules. Drive, cycle
or walk with courtesy and if you’re
unsure, use caution.
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