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108408

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The recent Ontario Bill 212, requiring cities to seek provincial permission to build or maintain bike lanes at the cost of car lanes, introduces unnecessary red tape, contrary to Ontario’s commitment to reducing bureaucratic barriers. Read more

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108409

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This legislation is counterproductive. The only way to reduce congestion in Toronto is to reduce the number of cars. That requires providing people with alternatives to driving. Read more

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108413

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What a stupid waste of money. The city has spent money on a good peice of infrastructure for the city. Thousands of people, including healthcare workers like myself use this infrastructure to safely get around the city. Read more

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108415

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The removal of bike lanes from sections of Bloor and Yonge streets and University Ave. would have extremely negative impacts on my quality of life, and on many in my community. Read more

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108416

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Removing bike lanes and increasing the number of roads for cars have shown evidence to worsen traffic congestion, not improve it. This is purely performative and without any evidence and I as an Ontario resident am strongly opposed to this. This is not what any of us what.

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108417

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This is an absolute disgrace. Bike lanes are safer for all road users. Removing bike lanes will not reduce gridlock, it's actually been proven time and time again. More car lanes means more cars. Read more

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108418

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This is ridiculous overreach and blatant politicking by the premier. Local governments know best what residents need and where the right place is for bike lanes. As we all know, the planet is heating up. It is good whenever it is more convenient to bike (with zero emissions) than drive. Read more

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108419

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I am firmly against this proposal to remove bike lanes on Bloor, Yonge, and University in favor of more motor vehicle lanes. This plan is counterproductive, sacrificing sustainable urban infrastructure and worsening Toronto’s traffic and environmental issues. Read more

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108420

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Bike lanes are essential for the safety of cyclists in a big city. I cannot believe the Ontario provincial government is contemplating removing them in Toronto. This would be a massive step back from a safety and environment perspective. Read more

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108422

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Cycling is part of the culture of a developed municipality where citizens of all ages can have the freedom of mobility, especially for short range commutes. It is essential to support the continuously growing network in an ever expanding metropolitan area to promote dense living. Read more

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108423

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I support the creation of more bike lanes, even if it impacts vehicle traffic. Expanding bike infrastructure enhances urban mobility by encouraging safer, eco-friendly transportation options and reducing vehicle emissions. Read more

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108425

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As a bicycle commuter I disagree with the proposal. Adding more car lanes to a roadway often fails to alleviate traffic gridlock due to a phenomenon known as induced demand. Read more

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108426

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Doug Ford should not be allowed to make decisions for city of Toronto. He needs to focus on provincial matters. Starting with eliminating the $200 rebates to 15 million Ontario residents. Read more

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108427

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Not a data informed policy. Cars cause congestion, not bikes. If this is seriously about opening traffic lanes, consider removing on street parking along the same routes.

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As someone who both cycles and drives; I agree with this law. Btw this page was linked on reddit militant cycling groups, so you will probably get a lot of complaints from the small but loud car hating crowd.

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108431

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This is a horribly short sighted decision putting cyclist lives in danger. I personally use these lanes frequently and will be negatively affected by their removal. It is embarrassing the emphasis we put on car traffic in this city. Caronto. Read more