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Blocking traffic in Toronto? This crosswalk referee might give you a yellow card
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August 21, 2023
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Performance artist Martin Reis has been 'refereeing' some of the busiest intersections in Toronto by issuing yellow or red cards to drivers blocking crosswalks and bike lanes. He said he hopes to make his community 'a bit safer' while also having fun.
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