Removing bike lanes in…

Removing bike lanes in Toronto is a short-sighted decision that will have serious negative consequences. It will increase traffic congestion as bikes would be forced into car lanes, worsen air quality, and discourage people from choosing sustainable modes of transportation. It would make it more dangerous to bike within the city further alienating potential riders from choosing a healthier option compared to driving. It's also worth noting that provincial intervention in such a local matter is unnecessary and potentially harmful to the city's autonomy and ability to tailor solutions to its specific needs. The province should focus on broader transportation infrastructure projects rather than micromanaging local street designs.