Beginning Friday, eight streets in Halifax and Dartmouth will be added to the list of “slow streets” as part of Phase 2 of the Halifax Mobility Response Plan, according to HRM.Phase 2 of the plan supports businesses planning for reopening or resuming full operations and prepares for public health restrictions if the coronavirus resurges. “In anticipation of the further lifting of Public Health restrictions, the municipality is preparing to implement adjustments to the transportation network, as part of the collective effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19,” HRM said in a statement.The following streets, said HRM, will be designated slow streets, which will be open to local traffic only to lessen vehicle traffic and create a space for.