If you want to reduce…

If you want to reduce gridlock and save people time there are far better means of doing so than encouraging more more cars to enter city centres.

Build a public transfer infrastructure. The planet can not sustain growth in vehicular traffic.

If you are concerned about accidents (who isn't), how about licensing cyclists (in particular e-cyclists) and enforcing laws which promote safety for everyone?

The City of Toronto has made admirable progress improving infrastructure for cyclists. How can it be that the government of Ontario is going to demolish this progress? It would be a great step backwards and looked back upon in the future as a terribly shortsighted action.