Preserving and expanding…

Preserving and expanding bike lanes in Toronto is essential for creating a safer, more sustainable, and accessible city for everyone. Personally, I’ve noticed a huge difference in the newly built University Avenue bike lanes—I can commute with a sense of security that wasn’t there before. Bike lanes encourage eco-friendly commuting, reduce traffic congestion, and promote a healthier lifestyle. Removing them would undermine years of progress in making Toronto a bike-friendly city and discourage active transportation. Instead, we should invest in improving our public transportation and focus on delayed projects like the Eglinton LRT which is still not open to the public. That’s where the province should be dedicating its efforts , not towards bike lanes that are functioning and saving lives.