Bike lanes save lives and…

Bike lanes save lives and improve traffic for drivers and cyclists alike based on the available research. Removing bike lanes on major and/or minor streets will waste tax payer money and increase risks to cyclists. As a city of Toronto resident, I bicycle as my main mode of transport throughout the city for 10 months of the year. Taking away bike lanes will only make cycling less safe and necessitate taking up a full lane of traffic to ensure my safety on the road. Please focus on opening the Eglinton line and increasing public transit options in the city to reduce traffic congestion for everyone. It’s better for people and the planet!