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We will be emailing you copy of letter that is in the mail to you today.

Thank you from Louisa Mursell

Executive Director

Transportation Options

www.transportationoptions.org

850 Coxwell Ave ~ Toronto, ON ~ M4C 5R1

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Dear Katerina,

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Safe bike infrastructure around schools

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February 23, 2018

EBR Registry Number:   013-1837

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Thank you for the opportunity to comment on #CycleON: Action Plan 2.0. As a participating stakeholder in recent consultations arranged by the Share the Road Cycling Coalition, we would like to echo the comments the STR Coalition has provided to this Environmental Registry.

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#Cycle

[Original Comment ID: 213541]

Overall, I am very pleased with the many initiatives the government is developing. The document is also a bit of a high level document and it is hard to find something to disagree with.  I have a few small comments.

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March 7, 2018

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Challenges and Other Important Actions

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EnviroCentre is pleased to see that the Province is moving forward with progressive strategies to encourage,educate and promote cycling for people of all ages and abilities throughout the province. .

Design Healthy, Active and Prosperous Communities

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The bike paths/bike lanes need to be continuous. I travel from the East End to a downtown hospital on University Ave. everyday. There is NO continuous bike route. I white knuckle it on my ride when after I leave sherbourne or dundas or gerrard or adelaide when riding. Read more

The plan sounds great in many respects. 2017-2021 Read more

Safe crossing by 401 Funding for cycling plan [Original Comment ID: 213550]

The description of your plan sounds wonderful but it is clear that your government is more interested in promoting car use than active transportation. Read more

1) North York needs a North-South and East-West grid of protected bike lanes. Recent meetings have involved Re-Imagining Yonge Street. But a cyclist can't get to Yonge Street in a direct manner from the East or the West without meandering through side-streets or park trails. Read more

In order to Improve Cycling Infrastructure in •Consider providing incentives for schools and businesses that implement bicycle encouragement programs. [Original Comment ID: 213553]

Thank you for the opportunity, This is very exciting. We are very pleased with the document in general, have specific comments in each area: Design Healthy, Active and Prosperous Communities Read more

for inter-city bicycle transportation - this could include some travel on old rail trails, but need amenities to support people on bike tours, so highways that pass through towns better. Bonus of providing income to small towns in rural areas. --- Read more

Ontario has a long way to go to catch up with the rest of the world on two-wheeled transportation. To get more people to choose cycling, it must be made easy for ordinary, non-athletic people of all ages and abilities to get on a bike. Read more

--- Thank you for your consideration, and please feel free to merge my mulitple comments, as the form reset several times while I was trying to submit. [Original Comment ID: 213562]

--- Thank you for your consideration, and please feel free to merge my mulitple comments, as the form reset several times while I was trying to submit. [Original Comment ID: 213563]