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121113

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Individual

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A common talking point in the debate around traffic in the GTA is that of induced demand: the fact that creating additional lanes for vehicles actually generates more demand, and does not reduce traffic. Lire davantage

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121114

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Individual

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The idea that the province is prioritizing commute times over safety is infuriating. Our streets need to be made safe first, before all other concerns. Lire davantage

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121116

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Individual

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Doug Ford’s plan to remove bike lanes from major city streets is not only reckless policy—it’s a dangerous and deliberate power grab that prioritizes short-term political gain over the well-being of millions of Torontonians. Lire davantage

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121117

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Individual

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Removing bike lanes is fiscally irresponsible, short-sighted, and dangerous. To truly relieve road congestion we need more options for people to get around safely, not less. Focus on ideas to get more people out of their cars and off the roads. Better transit, more options, and safer bike lanes.

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121118

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Individual

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I am writing to express my strong opposition to Bill 212, the Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act, 2024. Lire davantage

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121119

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Individual

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We need to progress as a society, not regress. There are other ways to reduce traffic that don't punish cyclists. i am against bill 212

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121121

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Individual

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1/ Fully support the removal of some bike lanes on major roads like Bloor, Danforth, University, Yonge, etc. Toronto is made up of small neighborhoods with mostly small family run businesses. Change access to these communities and those businesses will close. Lire davantage

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121122

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Individual

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This is a very misguided approach to urban planning. We need more bike lanes and less cars, not the other way around. Please abandon this legislation. Lire davantage

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121123

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Keep Toronto Moving

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Keep Toronto Moving is a not-for-profit community organization that supports removal of bike lanes from arterial roads. The following petition received over 1400 signatures in favour of Bill 212. Petition to remove bike lanes from arterial streets…enough of the insanity! Lire davantage

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121124

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Individual

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Ford, I am speaking to you, and all those who support your proposed plans, directly. I am demanding your most undivided attention because it appears you are not listening to your constituents as a whole. Lire davantage

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121125

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Individual

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One day riding my bike home from work following the rules of the road and using my arm signals when turning, a man in a car sped up past me on my right when I was in left turning lane and yelled at me to get off the f***ing road. Lire davantage

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121126

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Individual

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Literally just witnessed an ambulance use the bike lane because of cars not making way for the ambulance. It was not congested. Thank god for the bike lane.

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121129

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Individual

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I am not sure why the Provincial government is creating legislation for a something that is clearly targeting only the municipality of Toronto. Lire davantage

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121130

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Individual

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I have been riding a bike through the streets of Toronto for 20 years. It's how I discovered the city as a boy. Lire davantage

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121131

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Individual

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Hello, Bill 212 put lives of Ontarians (including kids, people with disabilities, elderly people, pedestrians) in danger of being hit, seriously injured or killed by cars. Lire davantage

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121133

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Individual

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This bill feels like a waste of time and taxpayer money to review and remove existing bike lanes, and a further waste of time and money to require provincial approval to make new bike lanes. Lire davantage

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121134

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Individual

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Not only does the decision to remove bike lanes, but also prevent/strict their building in cities like Toronto is a terrible policy decision. Bike lanes not only increase safety for non-car travelers, but help alleviate traffic as well. Lire davantage

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121136

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Individual

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As a Toronto resident, this is absolutely unwelcome. This will certainly affect my quality of life negatively. And the government needs to understand one thing: you’re getting rid of bike lanes, not bikes. Bikes are here to stay. All you’re achieving is putting people’s lives in danger.

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121138

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Individual

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The removal of bike lanes is completely and utterly a step backwards for Ontario's urban centres. Bike lanes are a necessary part of our dense communities and cities, specifically in downtown Toronto. Lire davantage

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121139

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Individual

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I believe getting rid of bike lanes is a terrible idea and goes in the wrong direction, we need to continue diversifying our methods of safe and accessible transportation and move away from being a province so reliant on automobiles.