Road Watch
Is there a specific incident where you observed or
encountered a dangerous or aggressive driver? Are
vehicles speeding down roads in your
neighbourhood or in school zones? Are they
running stop signs or traffic lights? The safety of
our roadways is everyone's responsibility so we
encourage anyone who identifies problematic
traffic issues or behaviours to submit a report.
The ROAD WATCH Program is a city of
Windsor community initiative that gives residents
and visitors an opportunity to formally report
dangerous and aggressive drivers to the police.
This includes speeding, tailgating, unsafe lane
changes, traffic lights, stop signs or any other
behaviour that makes you feel unsafe. If you
obtained a detailed vehicle description and a
licence plate for a specific driving complaint you
can call us to make a formal complaint to pursue
charges or you can complete a Road Watch report to
bring it to the attention of the Windsor Police
Service.
If you see an impaired driver, street racing
or other behaviour that poses an immediate risk to
public safety, please call 911.
LaSalle Transit
Study
The Town of LaSalle has hired a consultant to
conduct a transit feasibility study. Households
in LaSalle will be contacted in early November
to determine whether or not there is a demand
in the community for a bus service.
The consultant will host a public
transit information session on
Wednesday November 18
4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
at the Vollmer Complex
Residents and busi