Learning from Montreal’s car-free zones

Montreal has expanded its open streets program, permanently closing approximately 4.3 miles of roads across six boroughs during summer months, including Mont-Royal Avenue and Sainte-Catherine Street East, to promote pedestrian activity and support local businesses. The city’s initiative aims to encourage foot and bicycle traffic by replacing cars with sidewalk art, outdoor dining, and community events, with some closures lasting for months. This approach is more extensive than Boston’s seasonal street closures, fostering civic engagement and urban livability through car-free zones.

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