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102062

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I think the provincial government's proposal to introduce a bill which not only limits the construction of new bike lanes but also threatens to remove existing ones is an absurd overreach of power. These kinds of decisions should be left to cities. Lire davantage

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102063

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Individual

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I bike to work in Toronto every day. I cannot take the TTC because it will double my commute time. If you remove the bike lanes, I will then only commute by car. I have a family. Lire davantage

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102064

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Individual

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I am not in favour of Bill 212 insofar as it pertains to bike lanes. Municipalities should have the autonomy to design and implement cycling infrastructure as they are best positioned to understand local needs, traffic patterns, and community input. Lire davantage

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102065

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Individual

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I am very unsupportive of this Bill. It is a backward move not based on any data-based decision.

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102068

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As a driver, cyclist and pedestrian, I want to register m displeasure at this short sighted and divisive proposal being put forward. Road infrastructure within a municipality should be the responsibility of that municipality. Lire davantage

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102069

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Individual

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In the Government’s proposal, it claims its new bike lane regulations would “fight gridlock and get drivers where they need to go faster.” In fact, studies from around the world as well as from here in Canada and Ontario have shown repeatedly that adding bike lanes – even when they remove vehicle la Lire davantage

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102070

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Individual

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I am writing in opposition to the proposed amendments to the Highway Traffic Act related to bike lane approvals. Lire davantage

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102071

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Individual

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This is a ridiculous proposal. Research clearly shows bike lanes reduce congestion and save lives. No one wants Doug Ford’s corrupt team to have any more power over this. Lire davantage

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102074

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Individual

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Finishing the LRT should be your priority. You are failures in leadership.

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102075

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Individual

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This is hilarious that it is coming from the MTO AND the office of Environmental Policy. DO NOT REMOVE BIKE LANES. The environmental impact and taxpayer money WASTED would make this an insane proposition. Lire davantage

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102076

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This makes zero sense. I mean fundamentally, why should the provincial government have control over this issue within our municipalities? Are you seriously going to make it an object of concern for the provincial government every time any city wants to improve a bike lane? Lire davantage

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102077

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Individual

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This is ridiculous and regressive legislation, based on car-centric ideologies over logic and facts on traffic flow. This is an overstep of the provincial government’s role

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102078

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Individual

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Ontario doesn't need another highway, it needs investment in public transportation. Modernized TTC vehicles, GOTrains and ViaRail, actual timely and working infrastructure that can allow people to commute across the province and around the GTA. Lire davantage

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102079

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Individual

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Yet another overreach of the provincial government in the business of municipalities managing their infrastructure. Lire davantage

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102081

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The provincial government should not attempt to blockade municipalities. This government was voted in to get things done not produce red tape and slow progress. Lire davantage

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102082

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It's well established by many studies around the world that giving people different transportation options decreases congestion. If the government has done any amount of research, the obvious end will be to increase congestion, precisely counter to its stated purpose. Lire davantage

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102085

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Individual

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This act should not be accepted. It is an over reach by the government and will take away the power from municipalities to make decisions that they decide are best for their communities.

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102086

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Individual

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1) Bike lanes have been shown in academic studies to reduce congestion, not increase it. 2) Bike lanes, as part of Complete Streets traffic calming are an important part of increasing safety and comfort for both pedestrians and cyclists. Lire davantage

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102089

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Individual

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This bill does little, if anything, to address traffic gridlock in Ontario. I don’t see any mentions of public transportation projects, initiatives, or incentives to get people out of their cars. The only way to solve traffic gridlock is to incentivize more people to leave their car behind. Lire davantage