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In my life I have travelled to countries and cities where the quality of life and health has been measured to be outstanding. These places nearly all have incredible bike infrastructure. On a bike, we are moving our bodies, we can see each other and interact. Read more

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104409

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Bike lanes are crucial for people without vehicles and consistently keep roads safer. Bikers keep drivers aware and ensure they are consistently watching for pedestrians. You would not be helping the people by making it harder for cities to have bike lanes. Read more

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Bike lanes are a critical part of the future of transport in Ontario. They should be locally planned and organized and the province should not remove bike lanes or prevent new ones that have been determined to be needed by the local elected government.

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104411

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Everything about the Bill is braindead. Incentivizing other forms of transit (like bicycles and public transit) is the only data driven method for reducing congestion. Read more

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104412

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I am disappointed by the province creating more red tape for cities to cater to their populations. The province should stick to managing provincial problems rather than telling municipalities what to do. Read more

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104413

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Just a really dumb idea. Why spend money undoing work? Party of small government and common sense indeed. Are we going to set up a department at Queen's park to review where stop signs are put in North Bay? Totally ridiculous.

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104414

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Toronto has already seen a record number of cyclist deaths this year. This proposal is dangerous to the lives of commuters, just because they choose to bike does not mean they should be punished for not driving a car. Read more

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104415

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This bill is a Bad idea. This bill will make the right lanes automatic bike lanes, as per the Law. Bicycles are vehicles so they will just take up more traffic space. Read more

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104418

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There is no data to back-up the claim that bike lanes cause congestion. Cars cause congestion, and the more people out of cars the better. Bike lanes are also shown to support commerce on streets, two studies below state this, and it was seen on Montreal's Cristoph Colombe. Read more

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104419

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The province should not be interfering in municipal matters. And if it does it should not be interfering in such an uninformed manner. Every study shows that bike lanes reduce congestion by taking drivers off the road. Read more

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104422

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This is a terrible, short sighted idea. People who believe this a good idea clearly don’t cycle. Is there any evidence to support this? Perhaps the Premier could cycle around the city for a week and see how he feels?

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104423

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I do not agree to removing bike lanes, this would make it unsafe for myself and other cyclist to get around Toronto and other locations in Ontario. We need more bike lanes and safe ones with barriers!

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104424

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This piece of legislation is a pointless distraction that won’t reduce traffic and will make roads less safe for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians. It is also a massive overreach into municipal jurisdiction by the party of “small government”. Read more

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Bike lanes are necessary to ensure the safety of riders, without them cyclists will still be cycling, the difference is their lives will be placed at a greater risk. Read more

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This bill is cheap politics by Doug Ford to gain votes with voters outside of downtown Toronto. He’s playing with people’s lives for political gain and power it makes me sick. Read more