#Love30on30#Love30on30#Love30on30 is a show of support for safe vehicle speeds on the 30th of every month.
Started in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it is inspired by the neighbours we missed seeing outside and the space between our homes that felt safe for us all.
Our goal is 30km/hr speed limits in Winnipeg neighbourhoods and #Love30on30 is a way of showing everyone why it is so very good.
How to Participate:
Add your street to the map to show your support for 30km/hr neighbourhoods.
On the 30th of every month, join a celebration or take a simple action near you.
Simple actions help spread the word. Chalk the “Love 30” symbol and the hashtag on a road or sidewalk! (any day is great day to do that, but especially on the 30th).
Get creative. Start a container garden in a parking spot. Build a picnic table. You can even take a block party to the street. Distancing rules apply as required, of course.
Share your story. #Love30on30.
Repeat as necessary. Keep going every 30th of the month until the speed limit changes and speeds are safer near you.
We’re installing a temporary crossing improvement on Bison Drive to connect the path between Bridgewater Lakes and Bridgewater Trails.
Coffee & donuts in front of 132 James, 7-10am.
Bring your own coffee/tea/drink and drop by for free donuts!
Slower speeds enable active communities where people live longer, happier lives with less disease and higher quality of life. It boosts our lungs, our hearts, and our minds.
We have enough stress in life.
We don’t need to stress ourselves.
30 is one easy thing we can change.
More opportunities to smile at your neighbour are always good. But 30km/hr puts the fun in your neighbourhood in many ways and makes a life outdoors more pleasurable.
Who doesn’t want quieter neighbourhoods, with less rubber, dust and noise in the air? Reasonable speeds help eliminate severe collisions. They set the tone for the whole community.
Expect dramatic increases in the number of kids walking or biking to school on their own (and a little more time for parents to enjoy that morning coffee in peace). 30km/hr means worrying less about that pet who got loose and makes it easier for our grandparents to cross the street.
Slower speeds in neighbourhoods give people more options for how they get around.
When more people walk, roll, bike, scoot, rollerblade, skateboard, pogo stick (you get the idea) we reduce carbon dioxide emissions and fight climate change.
Less pollution and cleaner air is good for everyone. 30km/h is a gift to people, animals and the environment.
