There's been a string of concerning road incidents involving cyclists, e-bikes and e-scooters - a stretch of incidents that also includes two fatalities. If you are riding in anything but a vehicle, do you feel safe on Ottawa's roads? College Ward councillor Laine Johnson, who is also a member of Ottawa's Transportation Committee, wonders if reducing the speed limit would help save lives. Meantime, a jury will soon debate the final fate of an admitted killer - a man who confessed to killing his estranged wife and stabbing his daughter. CTV's Katie Griffin has the latest developments. Plus, Stage 2 of LRT isn't open yet, but its long-awaited trial run has officially begun. CTV's Katelyn Wilson delivers the details.

<p>There's been a string of concerning road incidents involving cyclists, e-bikes and e-scooters - a stretch of incidents that also includes two fatalities. If you are riding in anything but a vehicle, do you feel safe on Ottawa's roads? College Ward councillor Laine Johnson, who is also a member of Ottawa's Transportation Committee, wonders if reducing the speed limit would help save lives. Meantime, a jury will soon debate the final fate of an admitted killer - a man who confessed to killing his estranged wife and stabbing his daughter. CTV's Katie Griffin has the latest developments. Plus, Stage 2 of LRT isn't open yet, but its long-awaited trial run has officially begun. CTV's Katelyn Wilson delivers the details.</p>

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