Removing bike lanes that…

Removing bike lanes that have already been added to Bloor, Yonge, and University is a waste of taxpayer's money. Preventing the addition of more bike lanes (which can hold a higher volume of traffic than motor vehicle lanes) is counter-intuitive to reducing gridlock. One extra lane will not make a difference when cars are still getting stuck at lights. At least bike lanes provide a safe lane for individuals to be able to safely bike instead of drive/take public transit, if they so choose. This is not a decision that should be made by the provincial government, and should be left up to individual municipalities.