As both a cyclist and a…

As both a cyclist and a driving commuter who's lived in Ontario for all of my adult life (~15 years) I've seen cycling grow continually. A lot of this has to do with growing cycling networks. I was astounded back in the 2010s how many people were biking late in the year, despite the cold, on the Bloor and University lanes. I think this is an awful, unthinking and backwards policy and should not move forward. Especially with the increasing density coming to Toronto. You think removing bikes rather than adding them will help gridlock in the long term? I think not.