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171793

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Being retired, and still very active I am constantly grateful for all the bike paths and trails in and around Toronto I am writing to whomever it may concern, that the proposal to shut down several high traffic, and likely in future, other essential routes, is short sighted and vindictive Read more

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I understand the frustration of drivers in Toronto as someone who has lived and driven here for 15 years. That tension exists because people want to be here. It’s a sign of life, of desirability. Read more

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If they build it they will come! Both for cars, and for bike lanes. If you maintain/build more car lanes, traffic and parking will only get worse. Read more

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171809

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This bill would allow the government to explicitly prioritize vehicular traffic over the safety of traffic, which will make roads more dangerous, for no proven benefit -- studies have shown the bike lanes do not increase traffic congestion. Read more

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Regrading: 195.3 (1) Except as permitted by the regulations, a municipality shall not, by by-law or otherwise, reduce or permit a reduction in the number of marked lanes available for travel by motor vehicles on a highway or a portion of a highway under the municipality’s jurisdiction and control Read more

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Regrading: 195.3 (1) Except as permitted by the regulations, a municipality shall not, by by-law or otherwise, reduce or permit a reduction in the number of marked lanes available for travel by motor vehicles on a highway or a portion of a highway under the municipality’s jurisdiction and control Read more

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171843

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I am against Bill 60 which would let the Province ban any reduction of motor vehicle lanes. The wording is so broad that it will not just impact bike lanes but also affect bus priority lanes, patios, school streets, and other street improvements that rely on reallocating space. Read more

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Hi, I am a Toronto resident. I take TTC and bike to get around as a I can't afford a car. I have had very close calls with cars putting my life at risk. Bike lanes have saved my life and will save lives. Read more

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171886

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This is once again (just like Bill-212) more government overreach from the Province dictating cities to design streets and roads based on upside-down priorities. Read more

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171901

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The province’s ban on road reductions is a shortsighted overreach that undermines the safety and autonomy of Ontario’s municipalities. Read more

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171902

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In numerous transportation policy and growth plans the Province claims to support sustainable modes of transportation while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This bill directly contravenes these objectives. Read more

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Let me get this straight... We want to improve mobility, we want people to spend less time in traffic, we want to prevent deaths and injuries on our roads. However, we will: - Remove all speed cameras - Prevent road diets and traffic calming measures Read more

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Hi there, I am a family of 6 who has chosen to ride a bike for environmental benefits in Liu of a second family. We know the data is clear that bike lanes removes excess vehicles as more and more families and individuals are choosing to use bikes in a safe manner. Read more

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As a Toronto resident, home-owner, and car-owner, I believe that Bill 60 will result in a negative impact to traffic congestion, public safety, and economic development in my area. Read more

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Bike lanes reduce congestion by taking cars off the road. As someone who is both a motorist, and a cyclist, I am much more likely to ride a bike (and therefore ease some traffic congestion) with safe infrastructure. Read more

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Please do not also remove vehicle lanes for streetcars or busses either! E.g., on Bathrust. I work as a healthcare worker here, and with the construction of the new surgical tower, traffic is already bad. Do not reduce this to 1 lane. It will be impossible to drive and get to work. Read more