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Bill 212 - Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act, 2024 - Framework for bike lanes that require removal of a traffic lane.

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Bike lanes protect the vulnerable they do not cause the problem of congestion in our city. Everyday I waste hours on the 401 and there are no bike lanes causing those major slow downs

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ATTENTION: Premier Ford and Minister Sarkaria, Sirs, Please do not proceed with the hastily assembled plan, to remove the bicycle lanes on Yonge and Bloor Streets, and University Avenue. If you do, Ontario residents are going to be seriously injured and in some circumstances, killed. Read more

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I'm sorry, in what world is spending an estimated $48 million in additional costs to provincial taxpayers for the removal of bike lanes on major Toronto streets a smart idea? We're just pissing money away. Read more

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Scrapping bike lanes is a giant leap backwards at a time when we desperately need to move forward. With climate change escalating and our fossil fuel addiction out of control, bike lanes are part of the solution, not the problem. Read more

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I'm an octogenarian cyclist. Yes, I cycle, even in the winter. We waited a long time for those wonderful bike lanes. I had "Bike Lanes on Bloor" stickers for years on both my bike and on my car. Read more

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I’m an Etobicoke resident down at Islington and Lakeshore (M8V3A7). I am a year round cyclist and a driver, making use of bike lanes to commute to downtown for work, and I frequently ride around the city for fun, or when running errands. Read more

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The future of cities is without cars if you look to Europe and metropolitan cities in the U.S. We must act for the future not for the past. Building infrastructure that moves people without cars improves city liveability, reduces congestion, pollution and improves connectivity. Read more

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Bill 212 - Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act, 2024 - Framework for bike lanes that require removal of a traffic lane.

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As a resident of Toronto and a student of urbanism, I urge you to reconsider the provisions in Bill 212 that may lead to the removal of bike lanes in our city. Read more

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I am strongly opposed to Bill 212. We need more bike lanes, not fewer. More roads equals more congestion not less. The provincial government needs to be more concerned about people's health and safety. We need to continue to improve public transit. Read more

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This proposed legislation will not save me any time as a taxpayer in Ontario. My family does not own a car: we commute to work, take our kid to daycare, do groceries, run errands, go to appointments - all by bike or as pedestrians. Read more

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As a resident of the Province of Ontario and the City of Toronto, I strongly oppose the proposed framework for bike lanes and the removal of existing bike lanes in Toronto. These policies run counter to evidence-based best practices for urban mobility and environmental sustainability. Read more

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I am deeply concerned about Bill 212 and its potential impact on urban mobility. While I understand the government’s focus on reducing traffic congestion, removing bike lanes undermines efforts to address this. Read more

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