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103975

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This is a disgusting overstep of provincial government power. Toronto should be able to control its own urban planning. Bike lanes make good sense for people who actually live downtown and someone who lives in the suburbs should not be forcing decisions on us that affect our lives and safety. Read more

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103976

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Besides the fact that the province is not citing any scientific studies, research or evidence to back their claim that cycling lanes cause car traffic, I find it extremely disappointing that the conservative government, which usually champions smaller government and less red-tape, is now increasing Read more

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103978

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This is the stupidest bill that could possible exist; it is clear government overreach, and showcases how little this Government respects the democratic system and the wishes of the people. Read more

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103980

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This is an utterly stupid policy change. Municipalities know where the pain-points are in their infrastructure and their city planners work to ensure street designs meet the needs of the people living in and travelling through their municipality. Read more

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103982

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This bill is an abomination; going against everything that makes Toronto and city living what it is, convenient. I bike to work year round; it is the fastest way around the city. Read more

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103983

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As we continue to grow and look toward the future of transportation in our province, it’s becoming increasingly clear that building cities around cars is unsustainable. Read more

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103984

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This is a terrible idea. Bike lanes should not be removed in the name of speeding up traffic. The effect on traffic that bike lanes have is negligible and their existence makes streets a safer place for everyone. Read more

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103985

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Horrible policy decision! You haven't shown with empirical data that bike lanes are causing congestion. Meanwhile there are numerous reports indicating bike lanes help reduce congestion. Minister of MTO needs to step down, he clearly has no idea what his role is. Read more

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103987

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Please focus on reckless and dangerous drivers with zero knowledge of basic laws. Also, focus on cracking down on driving schools that are receiving bribes for licenses. You're making decisions that no one wants or asked for.

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103988

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Horrible policy decision, you didn't even consult with communities, nor did you even review data municipal collects. It's as if you don't have any policy analysts/advisors in the ministry providing professional recommendations.

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103989

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As a conservative voter I strongly disagree with this proposed bill. It wastes taxpayer money, is founded on poor analysis and meddles in municipal matters. From what I can see Bloor, Yonge and University bike lanes are all well designed and well functioning. Read more

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103990

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"Reducing Gridlock, Saving Your Time Act", more like "Trying to Kill You Act" The number of times I've almost been hit by a car whose driver is distracted (looking at their phone) or not paying attention to bike lanes. So now you want cyclists and drivers to share the same lanes?? Read more

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103992

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How much time will a driver save with the removal of bike lanes? Have you done the research? You have a policy division for a reason, please use them! The ministry clearly is out of his league and is corrupt. Focus on bad drivers and congestion will be better.

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103993

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This is an absolutely horrendous, self-serving, political bill that ignores science and facts. Disappointing, disgraceful, and a gross overstep of power. If implemented, this bill will kill people whether it’s on the roads or in the underfunded hospitals when our hearts erode from lack of use. Read more

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103994

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This is an incredibly backwards thinking idea, without a bike lane not only is it more dangerous for bikes to be on the road but also causes even more congestion as cars will have to wait BEHIND the bikes rather than going past side by side. Read more

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103995

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This bill is not being made in the interest of the people of Ontario. The provincial government should maintain their responsibilities at the provincial level, and allow municipalities to maintain their responsibilities in their municipal jurisdictions. Read more