When I rode my bike on a…

When I rode my bike on a Toronto street without a bike lane, I got hit by a car. The hospital bill must have been huge. I'm sure the money the Province of Ontario would spend on ripping up existing, well-used bike lanes would afford a few doctors. After all, I'm on a two-year waiting list to see a specialist.

When I drive today, these things slow our traffic down:
- Toronto police not monitoring or stopping unruly/speeding drivers
- cars parked during rush hour with the four-ways on
- cars parked on the main streets until 4 pm.
- lights that don't have the left turn options/aren't on

A bike lane does not slow me down, and it saves lives.