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The Bulletin Breakdown | Noise Cameras, Induced Demand & Ford’s Smart Car Patent
May 25, 2026
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The Bulletin Breakdown | Canada Road Safety Week, Uber Congestion & Dangerous Car Ads
May 19, 2026
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The Bulletin Breakdown | Europe’s Road Safety Struggles, Weird Speed Limits & AV Trucks
May 11, 2026
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The Bulletin Breakdown | Highway Tolls Debate, Lower Speed Limits & Northern Rideshare
May 4, 2026
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The Bulletin Breakdown | Highways 11 & 17, Infrastructure Uploading & Japan’s Cycling Crackdown (April 27, 2026)
Apr 29, 2026
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 5/25/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Noise Cameras, Induced Demand & Ford’s Smart Car Patent | Could AI-powered noise cameras start ticketing loud vehicles? Are engineers still being taught outdated traffic solutions? And Ford wants cars to move themselves out of danger. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Canada Road Safety Week, Uber Congestion & Dangerous Car Ads | Canada Road Safety Week is back. Rideshare vehicles are flooding Toronto’s streets. And new research suggests car ads may be encouraging risky driving. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 5/11/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Europe’s Road Safety Struggles, Weird Speed Limits & AV Trucks | Europe is struggling to hit its road safety goals. A bizarre speed limit sign is turning heads in Wisconsin. And autonomous trucks may finally make economic sense. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 5/4/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Highway Tolls Debate, Lower Speed Limits & Northern Rideshare | Highway tolling is back in the conversation. Lower speed limits are showing real safety benefits. And Ontario is testing rideshare solutions in the North. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Highways 11 & 17, Infrastructure Uploading & Japan’s Cycling Crackdown (April 27, 2026) | Ontario is calling on Ottawa to invest in Highways 11 and 17. Municipalities are pushing to upload key infrastructure. And Japan is cracking down on cyclists. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 4/20/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Waymo in Toronto, Buy Ontario Rules & SUVs vs Roads (April 20, 2026) | Waymo is eyeing Toronto for autonomous vehicle testing. Ontario has finalized its Buy Ontario rules for municipalities. And SUVs may be making potholes worse. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 4/13/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | High-Speed Rail Support, Road Safety Metrics & Oil Demand Shift | Canadians are warming to high-speed rail. Are we measuring road safety the wrong way? And global energy pressures are driving calls for behavioural change. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 3/23/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Northern Highways Crisis, Dangerous Roads Data & Transit Funding | Northern Ontario highways are under renewed scrutiny. New data reveals the most dangerous roads in winter. And transit agencies are exploring new ways to fund infrastructure. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 3/16/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | High-Speed Rail Pushback, Pothole Slayer & Streaming and Driving | Canada’s high-speed rail plan is facing local resistance. A new machine can fix potholes in minutes. And a surprising study links major album releases to distracted driving. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 3/9/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Ring of Fire Roads, AV Congestion & Ontario’s Salt Problem | Ontario is accelerating construction of roads into the Ring of Fire. Autonomous vehicles could make congestion worse. And excessive road salt is threatening Ontario’s watersheds. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
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| 3/2/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Utility Fees Fight, Gordie Bridge Delay & Waymo Woes | Ontario municipalities are challenging utility companies. The Gordie Howe bridge opening is uncertain. And Waymo’s robotaxis can’t close their own doors. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and policy stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario decision-makers. | — | ||||||
| 2/23/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Harmonization Regulation Posted, New Road Safety Data, & RSIF Funding | Ontario is moving to mandate municipal road construction standards. Traffic fatalities are rising again. And the next phase of road safety funding is now open. Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, road safety, and transportation policy stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 2/17/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Snowbank Dangers, Salt Alternatives & Rural Robotaxis | Snowbanks are launching vehicles over guardrails. Municipalities are running short on road salt. And could robotaxis finally serve rural communities? Welcome to the Good Roads Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and road safety stories — fast, focused, and built for Ontario decision-makers. | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Rural Road Safety, Canada’s EV Strategy & Transit Costs | Rural road safety funding, Canada’s shifting EV strategy, and the true cost of world-class transit are all in focus this week. Welcome to the Good Roads Bulletin Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, transportation, and policy stories—fast, focused, and built for Ontario municipalities. | — | ||||||
| 2/6/26 | The Bulletin Breakdown | Buy Ontario, Safer Northern Roads & AI Traffic Cameras | Ontario’s Buy Ontario rules are expanding. Northern communities are demanding safer highways. And AI traffic cameras are now spotting distracted drivers. Welcome to the Good Roads Bulletin Podcast, where we break down the most important municipal infrastructure, policy, and road safety stories—fast. | — | ||||||
| 12/2/25 |  Unlocking the Secrets of Successful Infrastructure with Dan Gardner | Good Roads Podcast Ep. 40 | Why do so many infrastructure projects—big or small—go over budget, run late, or fall apart? And how can Ontario’s municipalities avoid the same fate? In this episode of the Good Roads Podcast, bestselling author, journalist, and human-behaviour expert Dan Gardner breaks down the real reasons projects fail—and the surprisingly simple principles that can make them succeed. Drawing from his book How Big Things Get Done, co-authored with megaproject scholar Bent Flyvbjerg, Dan explains why planning slow and acting fast, managing risk, and understanding human behaviour are essential for municipalities of every size. From California’s high-speed rail disaster to Morocco’s success story, Dan shows how politics, culture, and psychology shape project outcomes far more than engineering ever will. He also shares practical lessons for municipal leaders: building cohesive teams, defining clear project goals, maximizing experience, and creating a culture where every worker understands their role in the mission. Dan Gardner will also be the keynote speaker at the 2026 Good Roads Conference—catch a preview of his insights here. | — | ||||||
| 6/2/25 |  Bridging Communities: Indigenous Leadership & Municipal Collaboration | Good Roads Podcast Ep. 39 | In this episode of the Good Roads Podcast, Ontario Regional Chief Abram Benedict joins us for a vital conversation on Indigenous leadership, municipal collaboration, and community development. Chief Benedict represents 133 First Nations across Ontario and brings deep insight into the challenges and opportunities in infrastructure, economic development, and reconciliation. We explore successful partnerships like the joint Akwesasne-Cornwall waterfront project, the infrastructure gap affecting First Nations, the impacts of Bill 5, and why Indigenous inclusion from day one is essential to responsible development. This episode is a must-listen for municipal leaders, planners, and anyone working toward a more equitable and collaborative Ontario. | — | ||||||
| 4/30/25 |  Cycling, Safety & Systemic Change: Eleanor McMahon on Building a Bike-Friendly Ontario | Good Roads Podcast Ep. 38 | In this powerful episode of the Good Roads Podcast, co-hosts Thomas Barakat and Andrew Blackburn sit down with Eleanor McMahon — founder of the Share the Road Cycling Coalition and a former Ontario Cabinet Minister — to talk about the tragic loss that inspired a movement, and the decades of advocacy that followed. Eleanor shares her personal story of loss, the creation of Share the Road, and the fight for safer, more inclusive streets across Ontario. From legislative victories like Greg’s Law and the 1m Safe Passing Rule, to the rise of cycling tourism and infrastructure in rural communities, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in road safety, active transportation, and community well-being. | — | ||||||
| 2/19/25 |  Episode 37 - Rethinking Road Safety with Dr. Wes Marshall | Dr. Wes Marshall, professor of civil engineering and urban planning at the University of Colorado, Denver, joins the Good Roads Podcast to discuss road safety and outdated traffic engineering practices. His book, Killed by a Traffic Engineer, challenges long-held assumptions about road design and its impact on safety. In this episode, he debunks common myths, explains how municipalities can push for better design, and highlights the role of data in making roads safer. As a keynote speaker at the upcoming Good Roads Conference, Dr. Marshall shares insights on changing the culture of traffic engineering to prioritize safety over convenience. Tune in to rethink what makes roads truly safe. | — | ||||||
| 11/21/24 |  Episode 36 - Exploring Transportation Trends with David Zipper | David Zipper, senior fellow at the MIT Mobility Initiative and transportation policy expert, recently joined Good Roads Podcast hosts Thomas Barakat and Andrew Blackburn. Zipper shared his insights on the future of urban mobility, from changes in U.S. transportation policy to Ontario’s bike lane battles. In this interview, we explore the big-picture shifts Zipper anticipates and the lessons Canadian cities might take from global trends. | — | ||||||
| 8/20/24 |  Episode 35 - Navigating Municipal Winter Maintenance: Strategies and Solutions | In this episode, we dive into the complexities of municipal winter maintenance with expert instructors from Good Roads Snow School. As winter approaches, learn essential strategies and solutions to keep your roads safe and communities secure. Scott Holmes and Darnell Bernardo share insights on planning, equipment, and best practices for navigating the challenges that come with snow and ice. Whether you're in a rural or urban setting, this discussion will equip you with the knowledge needed to tackle winter head-on. Don't miss this valuable conversation on mastering municipal winter maintenance. | — | ||||||
| 7/30/24 |  Episode 34 - Innovative Bridge Construction and Low Volume Road Solutions | In Episode 34 of the Good Roads Podcast, Jared and guest host Dr. James Smith interview Brian Keierleber, the County Engineer for Buchanan County, Iowa. Brian is a a keynote speaker for the upcoming Low Volume Roads workshop in October. Many municipalities responsible for low volume roads share the same pain points and Mr. Keierleber discusses bridge construction, maintenance of low volume roads, and cost-saving strategies to help you and your municipality effectively maintain this type of roadway. Discover the innovative techniques and sustainable solutions Brian has implemented to enhance infrastructure in rural areas. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the challenges and future of rural transportation networks, with a focus on cost efficiency. | — | ||||||
| 7/23/24 |  Episode 33 - Innovative Urban Planning: Brantford's Downtown Revitalization Project | In this episode of the Good Roads Podcast, host Jared LeMay dives into the ambitious Downtown Revitalization Project in Brantford. With guest Gagan Batra, Manager of Business Support and Sustainability, they explore the city's plans to transform its car-centric downtown into a vibrant, pedestrian and cyclist-friendly space. They discuss the current state of downtown Brantford, the challenges faced in implementing such a project, and the inspiration behind these forward-thinking urban planning strategies. Gagan shares insights on overcoming financial, council, and public buy-in hurdles while addressing issues like homelessness and the impact on local students. The episode offers valuable lessons for other municipalities considering similar projects. Don't miss this deep dive into innovative urban planning and the future of Brantford's downtown. | — | ||||||
| 3/25/24 |  Episode 32 - Climate Chronicles: How Climate Change Hits Home ft. Katharine Hayhoe | In this episode of the Good Roads Podcast, Thomas and Jared talk with renowned climate scientist, and keynote speaker at the 2024 Good Roads Conference, Katharine Hayhoe. Hayhoe dives deep into the complexities of climate change, offering insightful perspectives on its impact and the urgency of action. Through her engaging storytelling and expertise, she navigates the intersection of climate science and society. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of climate change and discover pathways towards a sustainable future. | — | ||||||
| 1/22/24 |  Episode 31 - Walkable Cities | In this compelling episode of the Good Roads podcast, hosts Thomas and Jared engage in a thought-provoking conversation with urban planner and renowned walkability advocate, Jeff Speck. The trio delves into the transformative concept of walkable cities and its profound impact on the urban landscape. Jeff Speck, with his extensive expertise in urban design and planning, shares valuable insights on how creating walkable environments not only enhances the quality of life for residents but also contributes to sustainable and resilient urban development. | — | ||||||
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