Connector. Collaborator. Podcaster. President & CEO @ParachuteCanada.
Joined August 2011
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
21 Oct 2025
Lower speeds save lives! A pedestrian hit at 50 km/h is nearly 6x more likely to be killed than at 30 km/h. Let’s advocate for safer speed limits: parachute.ca/ourfutureroads #OurFutureRoads #ParachuteVZ #CYRSW2025
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
19 Oct 2025
October 20 to 26, 2025 is Canadian Youth Road Safety Week, formerly known as National Teen Driver Safety Week, with the theme #OurFutureRoads. Learn more at parachute.ca/ourfutureroads #CYRSW2025
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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This is not a criticism of your crime camera initiative. It is a reminder that removing a system that made roads safer, just to make violators more comfortable, was a decision with real consequences.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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Automated enforcement may not be popular, but it works. It saves lives, even if it frustrates drivers who get caught. Public safety cannot depend on what feels convenient.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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This is not about comparing crime. It is about consistent enforcement.
If we believe laws matter, we must enforce them. If not, let’s be honest about that. But we cannot cherry-pick enforcement based on popularity.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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Automated enforcement works. It reduces speed, changes behaviour, and prevents collisions. It also allows police to focus on serious crime, complex investigations, and community response.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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You said the new community camera system costs $350,000. That is a significant public investment.
The program you cancelled could have helped fund that by holding speeders accountable. Instead, the cost now falls on every taxpayer.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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Driving is a privilege, not a right. Everyone shares responsibility. That includes Granny on her way to bingo.
If she speeds, she gets a ticket. Because speeding is illegal, and accountability applies to everyone.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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Not realizing you’re speeding is not an excuse. Being unaware behind the wheel is dangerous.
If someone cannot stay within the rules of the road, they need education through enforcement. If that does not work, they may not be safe to drive.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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Speed limits are based on data, engineering, and survivability. If the posted limits are no longer valid, change them.
But if they remain, enforce them. A law unenforced becomes a suggestion.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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Statistically, violent criminals often target specific people.
Speeders put everyone at risk, including those walking, biking, driving, or even sitting safely in their homes. The scope of risk is broader, more frequent, and just as real.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
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You said there is no equivalence between criminals who fire guns or steal cars and drivers going a few km/h over the limit.
I agree the consequences are different, but both involve breaking the law and putting lives at risk. Neither should be ignored.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
15 Oct 2025
Mr. Mayor, I appreciate the response, but there are some serious concerns with what you’ve said. Here’s why I believe removing automated enforcement wasn’t just a bad move, it was a step backward for public safety. 🧵👇
15 Oct 2025
I don't think there's any equivalence between criminals who steal cars and fire guns at homes (which is who the CCTV cameras will primarily target) and motorists going a few kms over the speed limit. Also, the City's cost for the new cameras is $350,000 all-in.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
6 Oct 2025
Our president and CEO @pfuselli spoke recently with @TheGlobeAndMail Jason Tchir about the effectiveness of Automated Speed Enforcement in slowing drivers and reducing the severity of collision injuries. theglobeandmail.com/drive/cu…
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
24 Sep 2025
Parachute's co-founder Dr. Charles Tator has been at the forefront of concussion prevention in Canada. We are proud to carry on his work in #ConcussionEd #RowansLawDay
24 Sep 2025
Dr. Charles Tator on #ConcussionAwarenessWeek & #RowansLawDay (today!) Let’s spread the word on concussion prevention.
@CharlesTator @MC_Tartaglia @braininjury_CAN @BrainInjuryTO @HeadwayUK @biaamerica @ConcussionLF @ConcussionAlly @UHN @KBI_UHN
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
It is Day 3 of Concussion Awareness week and Rowan’s Law Day.
💜 Rowan’s Law Day in Ontario is a day dedicated to concussion awareness and safety in honour of Rowan Stringer, a 17-year-old athlete who passed away after sustaining multiple concussions during sport.
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8 Aug 2025
Up early this morning to speak with @CBC/Radio-Canada morning shows across ON about right turns on red lights - just one tool in our road safety toolbox to reduce fatalities and serious injuries to pedestrians and cyclists at intersections. #ParachuteVZ
cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/re…
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
28 Jul 2025
If designed inclusively, cycling infrastructure offers independent mobility to those with physical impairments left behind by car dependence. For many housebound or reliant on others for transport, two—or three—wheels aren’t just a form of movement, they’re a form of empowerment.
ALT People of all ages and abilities ride tricycles for transportation on the streets of the Netherlands.
ALT People of all ages and abilities ride tricycles for transportation on the streets of the Netherlands.
ALT People of all ages and abilities ride tricycles for transportation on the streets of the Netherlands.
ALT People of all ages and abilities ride tricycles for transportation on the streets of the Netherlands.
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
29 Jul 2025
Andrew Pinsent talks with our President and CEO, @PFuselli, about the rising trend of #Escooter injuries: iheart.com/podcast/962-the-m… #ParachuteVZ #TurnSafetyOn
29 Jul 2025
The Morning Rush - Data shows E-Scooter injuries are on the rise ihr.fm/40GzKjz
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Pamela Fuselli retweeted
29 Jul 2025
"The injuries can go from cuts and bruises from falling off the e-scooter to broken bones and serious head injuries. Kids under 16 really shouldn't operate these scooters." - our President & CEO @PFuselli about #escooters for @CBCManitoba 🎙️ cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/… #TurnSafetyOn #ParachuteVZ
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