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

Make sure the stretch of Bloor in Mississauga is included

Thank you! Badly needed!

The speed of motorized bikes and the natural downslope of Yonge Street and Avenue Road should be taken into account in future cycle planning. And there must be some rules enforced for cyclists travelling at high speeds, since pedestrians and children are the most vulnerable to these high speeds at pedestrian crossings. Some bikes and scooters are going downhill so fast they can't make emergency stops.

Off the main roads only

Remove the bike lanes.

I fully support future provincial government OVERSIGHT over local council decisions that are dictated by woke, foreign agendas, and hurt ordinary people

If you're going to keep the bike lanes, at least keep the bikes OFF the sidewalks.

Way over due, I live just off Yonge St and the number of accidents and near misses involving bikes, pedestrians and cars is scary, and then the EMT cannot get through, enough!!!!

Remove lanes on Yonge St south of Heath Street.

Please remove them from Danforth Ave. It was a good way to move traffic in and out during rush hours but now the bike lanes even slow in areas east and west due to congestion.

And remove from Sherbourne as well.

The biggest issue is the flawed data. It’s total BS. Sorry. We can’t move in this city. No transit and those stupid street cars. Ugg.

All those bike lanes are against economic growing of small businesses and middle class citizens

Glad to see that they are re-evaluating the bike lanes in Toronto. Hope that the replanning creates a move cohesive solution for both car and cyclist to move throughout the city.

Bike lanes on danforth and woodbine are a disaster

These lanes were poorly designed and against the wishes of the majority of consti in this riding. The lack of democracy and support shown by our local Councillors was appalling.

Finally. Some sanity. Thank you Doug

Woodbine bike lanes are hardly used and the homeowners on the west side have grave difficulty getting workers due to the inconveinence of the no stopiing signs and constant traffic// terrible parking enforcement officers.

The gridlock on Yonge St, Toronto's iconic main street and thoroughfare has been caused by the bike lanes. Which are usually empty of riders. Emergency vehicles are definitely negatively impacted by this and residents living off Yonge St have experienced more air pollution as a result of constantly idling cars on Yonge. I support the Ontario Government's proposed legislation to remove the bike lanes from Yonge Street.

Common sense coming back to Toronto