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As a person who was run over by a city contracted garbage truck, while cycling in a bike lane, I have many thoughts and feelings about cycling infrastructure. There is no need for road violence. It can be stopped. Read more

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1588

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The components proposed by the MTO for the #CycleOn strategy are all very urban focused. Please consider components that would benefit rural communities as well. Cycling infrastructure should benefit all Ontarians regardless of location. [Original Comment ID: 196337]

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As an avid cyclist on two cycling committee's in Brampton. I would prefer to see on road bicycle lanes or protected on road bicycle lanes in the City of Brampton. The City seems to think that multi use paths and trails are the way to go. Read more

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Support local initiatives to ID major cycle arteries that need most attention; set a target for each municipality over 5000 population to ID cycle commuting corridors in their town and sign routes as such (uniform signage across province); some portion of strategy should include educating automobile Read more

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More consultation is required from the Electronic Bike Industry and proponents to understand their infrastructure requirements. E-Bikes are classified as non-motorized vehicles and fall within the same grouping as cycling and should have equal considerations. Read more

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1596

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I am writing in support of the Provincial initiative to promote cycling by building cycling infrastructure. I commute to work by bicycle every day and I also cycle long distance for fitness and recreation. Read more

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(this letter will be made public as an open letter) Saturday November 5, 2016 Arielle Mayer Senior Policy Advisor Ministry of Transportation Policy and Planning Division Transportation Planning Branch Environmental Policy Office (Toronto) 777 Bay Street Suite 3000 Toronto Ontario Read more

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you have great ideas but municipalities are too slow to act. Also, many drivers do not want cyclists on the road. In addition, the police do not help cyclists - they ignore traffic violations of drivers [Original Comment ID: 196392]

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When I was in Amsterdam (sorry, you're probably sick of hearing about bloody Amsterdam, but stay with me) I saw a great system for bike parking. In the commuter train station they have a huge underground bike parking facility for bike share bikes and private bikes. Read more

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I fully support a move towards improved cycling infrastructure. My local municipality has recently made strides to improve lane width and clarifying bike lanes through the use of painted lines. These lanes cut straight through the downtown core, which is a thoroughfare for both cars and bikes. Read more

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The province needs to invest money exclusively into All-Ages-and Abilities bicycle infrastructure if investing money at all. Money spent on other infrastructure is largely wasted. Paint is cheap and municipalities rarely maintain it well. Read more

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Generally, for smaller rural and rural/urban communities, paved shoulders are the best and most effective way to connect residential communities (hamlets) together. This can become difficult when there are multiple governments with responsibility for roads (county, province, municipality). Read more