The new SpareOurAir campaign aims to inform motorists that idling is harmful to human health, and that Ottawa has an anti-idling bylaw.
The city of Ottawa has launched the #SpareOurAir campaign, informing drivers about the harmful health and environmental impacts of vehicle idling.
The new #SpareOurAir campaign also aims to inform motorists that Ottawa has an anti-idling bylaw. That bylaw prohibits drivers from idling their vehicles for more than three minutes when the temperature is between 5 C and 27 C. Emergency and Protective Services general manager Kim Ayotte says the campaign is called Spare Our Air, and will highlight three key messages:Ottawa has an idling control bylaw
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