Petition to remove bike lanes from arterial streets…enough of the insanity!

Traffic on Bloor is insane. Right turns are also so dangerous.

Stop the ridiculous nonsense bike lanes.

Enough !! We have 5 months of winter and construction sites started and abandoned, very very poorly run city.

Glad to hear that we are finally doing something about these bike lanes.

Very happy to see this. Bike lines only add to traffic gridlock. We know of a business on Yonge St. who couldn’t get the deliveries because of the bike lanes so business closed and moved to Oakville.. You never see many people in the lanes anyway…..

Please remove bike lanes.

Feel for the First Responders and TTC Drivers trying to manoeuvre their vehicles and especially in the event of an emergency. Stressful trying to pull over when there’s nowhere to go. Fed up with cyclists running through red lights and stop signs and weaving through traffic. You know we have a problem when Tom Cruise and Will Ferrell voice their opinions and I’m glad they did.

Get rid of bike lanes on main roads please

Bike lanes should be on secondary Roads parallel to the main roads like in BC and Europe.

create terrible traffic woes especially on Bloor St.

I am tired of sitting in grid lock traffic while watching empy bike lanes

Bloor bike lanes have increased traffic congestion leading to blocked intersections and increased risk to pedestrians

yes!!

Finally some common sense!!!

The only way to go forward with bike lanes. Common sense

Toronto is not Copenhagen. Most of the time the lanes are empty especially bayview extension.

Living in a high rise with a view of Yonge St.- I continually see the difficulty that emergency vehicles have in navigated streets that are chocked by dedicated bike lanes.

Driving along Yonge, University, Bloor and Eglinton is HELLISH. Signing now!!

We are in full agreement with this petition. The congestion caused by the bike lanes on Yonge St. has become untenable. We applaud your work on this effort!

Can't wait to see sanity back on our main streets like Yonge St. that literally separates Toronto East toWest!!! And Bloor St.? And University Ave that goes all the way to the congested Gardener? ALL ONE LANE? Which city that has such a significant distance grid people have to navigate every day, a subway system that hardly serves/covers those distances (let alone no way for the elderly to access elevators) would compromise trafic circulation for a comparativly small number of able adults to use privileged lanes on major urban artaries. When number of bicycle users, and excluding the present day motorized bikes which make use of the special lanes, reach the number of bicycle users in cities like Paris and Berlin, perhaps and only then, we can revisit our bicycle riders' presence on our major roads. Until then, please, let's bring some sanity/proper urban circulation/planning to an already congested city due to population growth. P.S. My husband rides his bike to work every day.