Legislation for Bicycle Infrastructure in Ontario

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1. 351
   Name: William Barber on May 28, 2012

   Comments: No more cyclists untimely deaths!

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2. 352
   Name: Doug Green on May 28, 2012

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3. 353
   Name: Tom Flaherty on May 30, 2012

   Comments: Our major cities in Ontario (esepcially Toronto) need a more cycling infrastructure now! The benefits are numerous: reduce road con!estion, reduce health costs, reduce air pollution, reduce road repair cost, etc.. Build it and they will come, and it costs a small fraction of other transportation modes to build.

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4. 354
   Name: Beth Baskin on May 31, 2012

   Comments: As a cyclist and person of faith I belive the world should be safe and accessible no matter how you choose to travel. Please take this progressive step to an integrated infrastructure in Ontario.

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5. 355
   Name: Michael Badham on May 31, 2012

   Comments: Including enforcement systems to ensure the random cyclistss who ride like fools obey the laws

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6. 356
   Name: Marta Staniszewski on Jun 1, 2012

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7. 357
   Name: Carly Marshall on Jun 1, 2012

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8. 358
   Name: Elizabeth Chrumka on Jun 2, 2012

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9. 359
   Name: Jason Harlow on Jun 2, 2012

   Comments: I commute in Toronto by bicycle from May through November. There are not enough bike lanes!

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10. 360
    Name: Saba Ahmad on Jun 2, 2012

    Comments: Riding my bicycle keeps me fit and frees up disposable income to spend at small businesses on the ride home from work. The benefits of my bicycle are incalculable. Please do what you can to encourage more people to safely ride their bicycles.

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11. 361
    Name: Paul J Bradley on Jun 2, 2012

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12. 362
    Name: Tosca on Jun 3, 2012

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13. 363
    Name: Jillian Bardsley on Jun 4, 2012

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14. 364
    Name: Enrique Cerini on Jun 4, 2012

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15. 365
    Name: Ken Brown on Jun 4, 2012

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16. 366
    Name: Pete Lilly on Jun 5, 2012

    Comments: PLEASE!!!!

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17. 367
    Name: Shel Goldstein on Jun 6, 2012

    Comments: the sooner the better; this is in fact way overdue

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18. 368
    Name: Debra Alexander Nesbitt on Jun 6, 2012

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19. 369
    Name: Laurie Stevenson on Jun 6, 2012

    Comments: As an avid cyclist, I have been able to save money, improve my health and enjoy the freedom that riding offers. Not only am I increasingly concerned with the danger of cycling in Toronto but I have found it difficult to transport my bike with me when traveling outside of the GTA. The expense, restrictions and procedures for tranporting bikes on trains and buses have often led to me leaving the bike at home or arranging to transport the bike by car. For example, I will be going to Manitoulin Island this summer and to take the bike via train/bus, it has to be either disassembled or boxed/wrapped in plastic/packaging to be loaded as cargo. As I also have luggage and other items to bring, this is prohibitive as an option. Too bad...

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20. 370
    Name: Babylon Hatfaludy-Kantor on Jun 6, 2012

    Comments: Please help keep us cyclist commuter safe Mr. McGuinty, we voted for YOU :)

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21. 371
    Name: Lara Wong on Jun 7, 2012

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22. 372
    Name: AJ Larivee on Jun 7, 2012

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23. 373
    Name: Linda Plater on Jun 7, 2012

    Comments: this is health planning at its finest

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24. 374
    Name: Michael Woloszyn on Jun 8, 2012

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25. 375
    Name: Michael Black on Jun 9, 2012

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26. 376
    Name: Allen Goldfeder on Jun 9, 2012

    Comments: Everyone who wants our children and grandchildren to be safe when they ride their bikes should be supportive of making our streets safer.

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27. 377
    Name: Alex Sousa on Jun 9, 2012

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28. 378
    Name: Kate Chung on Jun 9, 2012

    Comments: Every road, both urban and rural, should include bike lanes which are physically separated from cars. Materials being trucked in huge 18-wheelers should be on trains. By the way, passengers should be able to find reliable train service too. Trains emit half the amount of pollution that airplanes do.

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29. 379
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 10, 2012

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30. 380
    Name: Gustavo Toledo on Jun 10, 2012

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31. 381
    Name: Ted Mann on Jun 10, 2012

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32. 382
    Name: Chris Young on Jun 10, 2012

    Comments: Bicycles are vehicles and deserve space on all (non highway) roads in Ontario. Thank You.

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33. 383
    Name: Sarah Sackville-McLauchlan on Jun 10, 2012

    Comments: Absolutely! And, although I don't know that it would necessitate inclusion in legislation, we might furthermore take a cue from Ireland, which just set up a national car-pool by making use of cell-phone GPS to link drivers with those needing rides. This could, potentially, greatly reduce the number of cars on our roads, and also greatly increase availability and use of public transit without additional infrastructure costs because it would use already existing vehicles and routes.

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34. 384
    Name: Ysabeault D'Valar-Alba on Jun 11, 2012

    Comments: Bikes make cities more civilized says the Mayor of London England; bikes can help get us off of oil; bikes help localize economies. Bikes can help ease us into a future that is coming, like it or not

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35. 385
    Name: Jane Sauder on Jun 11, 2012

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36. 386
    Name: Kasia Krzyżanowski on Jun 11, 2012

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37. 387
    Name: Jenna Waldron on Jun 11, 2012

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38. 388
    Name: Diandra Averletti on Jun 11, 2012

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39. 389
    Name: Dawn Greer on Jun 12, 2012

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40. 390
    Name: David Bilenkey on Jun 13, 2012

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41. 391
    Name: Ted Wood on Jun 13, 2012

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42. 392
    Name: Uta Veneman on Jun 15, 2012

    Comments: The bicycle infrastructure in Toronto is shameful, to say the least. We have had international guests from New York, Amsterdam and Berlin and they were shocked at how behind Toronto is in accommodating cyclists. For example, cyclists in Toronto are manoeuvering a city that has not only too few and inadequate bike lanes, but on top of it bike lanes that suddenly disappear. My daughter at 5 years old used to say: "Are we supposed to go poof and disappear?" The city is playing with peoples' lives. Cycling is one of the best and healthiest modes of transportation and it is time that Ontario invests in proper bicycle infrastructure and pays respect to the ever increasing number of cyclists of all ages.

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43. 393
    Name: Mary Lou Harrison on Jun 15, 2012

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44. 394
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 15, 2012

    Comments: We are behind so many cities in North America and elsewhere!

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45. 395
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 17, 2012

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46. 396
    Name: Chris Harper on Jun 18, 2012

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47. 397
    Name: Sandra Lindgreen on Jun 18, 2012

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48. 398
    Name: Jayne Simmons on Jun 18, 2012

    Comments: recently returned from vacationing in Europe (including Amsterdam). not surprised that cycling has health benefits. usage of cars need to be discouraged. cycling is healthier, better for all.

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49. 399
    Name: Karen MacNeil Hartmann on Jun 19, 2012

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    Name: Ron Ansara on Jun 20, 2012

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