This represents an egregious…

This represents an egregious overstep by the provincial government and is a poor use of taxpayer dollars. Municipalities are the experts on their own needs, and it creates unnecessary red tape to involve the provincial government. Removing existing bike lanes or stopping the addition of approved new ones will be costly in its execution and will inevitably also result in costly litigation. As a resident of a suburb, I understand the frustration of driving into a city. It is frustrating. However, the solution is to reduce cars on the road - this is done by ameliorating other transit options, so I would recommend fully funding and expanding the TTC, for example, as a realistic solution.