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Host Kyle Horner of AM800’s “The Kyle Horner Show” recently interviewed our Partner Greg Monforton to discuss the recent string of pedestrian crashes in Windsor and what it might mean for our community.
Why This Conversation Matters Right Now
Windsor saw three fatal pedestrian crashes in May 2026 alone. Combined with several other serious collisions in recent weeks, it raises questions about whether something has changed on our city streets.
Key Points Covered in the Interview
We invite you to tune into this thoughtful conversation between Greg Monforton and Kyle Horner. Some key points covered in this episode include:
- Whether the number of recent crashes indicate pedestrian crashes are on the rise.
- Windsor’s baseline of roughly 2,600 emergency room visits each year tied to motor vehicle crashes.
- Dangerous intersections, like Howard Avenue and Tecumseh Road, that have seen multiple crashes.
- A growing population of both inexperienced and aging drivers contributing to the overall crash risk.
- The number of distracted drivers — and pedestrians that are not focused on their legal duty of care to other road users.
- Windsor Police and how these recent crashes have them considering revisiting jaywalking enforcement.
A Conversation Worth Hearing
This interview offers a thoughtful, grounded perspective on a topic that’s both timely and relevant to Windsor residents. Greg didn’t sensationalize the recent crashes or claim to have definitive answers where data doesn’t yet exist. But he did provider listeners with context, perspective, and a clear-eyed look at what we do and don’t know.
For anyone who’s been following the recent news about pedestrian safety in Windsor — or who simply wants to understand the bigger picture—this interview is worth a listen. You can tune in to the full conversation with Greg Monforton on AM800 here.
