I understand that gridlock…

I understand that gridlock in Toronto is a problem created mostly by construction projects. More cyclists would mean fewer cars and a healthier population. Currently I am a fraud to Nike on most streets except the ones with dedicated bike lanes. I have been to Montreal which has embraced bikes in a climate more severe than Toronto. It seems to work. Amsterdam is amazing with cargo bikes so common. We need to move bike lanes throughout the city and restrict powered vehicles from most of downtown. Many European cities charge a premium to drive into the city and it reduces the pollution and congestion. We must encourage public transit as well. When London UK removed many gas vehicles students were walking to school because it was easier to breath fresh air.