Petition to remove bike lanes from arterial streets…enough of the insanity!
604 Comments
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Frank Schaedlich
2 years ago
Bike lanes are only one of the constant modifications that are actively destroying our road system. Enough already!
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Mike Green
2 years ago
Bike lanes should not be on arterial streets, we must find a better way. It's not about cars vs bikes its about a big city which works.
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STEPHEN STOJANOVICH
2 years ago
Congestion is wasting my time and costing me sales, reducing my income.
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Meg Pinto
2 years ago
Yonge street is a disaster. No ability to turn right or left off side streets between Belmont and heath due to bumper to bumper northbound traffic. Now the city wants to ticket if a car is in the box but it is impossible to turn onto Yonge street, especially during peak times due to the bike lanes. I had a store and eventually sold it as I couldn’t deal with hassle anymore. Horrible. Hope this new direction works. Especially on the bike lanes between Bloor and St Clair.
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Lynn Oldershaw
2 years ago
Yonge St (in the St Clair:/Summerhill/Rosedale area) has become a nightmare because of these ridiculous bike lines!! Please get rid of them.
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Jay Reid
2 years ago
I live on Walker Ave half a block off Yonge St and travel south to Carlton St daily. The post bike lane traffic is a nightmare. Good Luck on any progress.
I planted KTM lawn signs during the original protests & would be happy to do so again if it's an option.
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Ron Moore
2 years ago
We need to accelerate the removals but we also need to sanction the politicians and bureaucrats who approved them.
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Madeleine Virag
2 years ago
Not soon enough
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George Frater
2 years ago
This makes total sense, I must say.
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Michael Eisner
2 years ago
Keep Toronto moving!!!
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Mary McDonald
2 years ago
It'll be a disaster for businesses if they install permanent, dual direction cycling lanes on the south side of The Esplanade between Yonge & Jarvis!
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Paul Costa
2 years ago
Let’s get it done
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marco kyris
2 years ago
Ban the bike lanes sign is needed and wanted by me and others.
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Jason De Luca
2 years ago
I am particularly concerned about emergency vehicle access along Yonge on streets that have only one way out.
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Pat Yannopoulos
2 years ago
Let’s hope these individuals at city hall will come to their senses and remove these useless bike lane that have cost us, the tax payers, millions of dollars
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Councillors and City planners have created this congestion and Mayor Chow needs to stop with her gaslighting on what is causing it.
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Christiana
2 years ago
These bike lanes have created a traffic nightmare for residents! Quality of life has been impacted for all
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Vanessa Conway
2 years ago
The bike lanes along bloor from Aberfoyle to Runnymede are making the everyday unmanageable. Hoping progress can be made to come up with a more common sense solution.
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Ken Burgess
2 years ago
Many of the bike lanes have come at the sacrifice of access to local businesses. The negative effect on traffic is a given.
Bike lanes are only one of the constant modifications that are actively destroying our road system. Enough already!
Bike lanes should not be on arterial streets, we must find a better way. It's not about cars vs bikes its about a big city which works.
Congestion is wasting my time and costing me sales, reducing my income.
Yonge street is a disaster. No ability to turn right or left off side streets between Belmont and heath due to bumper to bumper northbound traffic. Now the city wants to ticket if a car is in the box but it is impossible to turn onto Yonge street, especially during peak times due to the bike lanes. I had a store and eventually sold it as I couldn’t deal with hassle anymore. Horrible. Hope this new direction works. Especially on the bike lanes between Bloor and St Clair.
Yonge St (in the St Clair:/Summerhill/Rosedale area) has become a nightmare because of these ridiculous bike lines!! Please get rid of them.
I live on Walker Ave half a block off Yonge St and travel south to Carlton St daily. The post bike lane traffic is a nightmare. Good Luck on any progress. I planted KTM lawn signs during the original protests & would be happy to do so again if it's an option.
We need to accelerate the removals but we also need to sanction the politicians and bureaucrats who approved them.
Not soon enough
This makes total sense, I must say.
Keep Toronto moving!!!
It'll be a disaster for businesses if they install permanent, dual direction cycling lanes on the south side of The Esplanade between Yonge & Jarvis!
Let’s get it done
Ban the bike lanes sign is needed and wanted by me and others.
I am particularly concerned about emergency vehicle access along Yonge on streets that have only one way out.
Let’s hope these individuals at city hall will come to their senses and remove these useless bike lane that have cost us, the tax payers, millions of dollars
Councillors and City planners have created this congestion and Mayor Chow needs to stop with her gaslighting on what is causing it.
These bike lanes have created a traffic nightmare for residents! Quality of life has been impacted for all
The bike lanes along bloor from Aberfoyle to Runnymede are making the everyday unmanageable. Hoping progress can be made to come up with a more common sense solution.
Many of the bike lanes have come at the sacrifice of access to local businesses. The negative effect on traffic is a given.
Take our streets back and keep them clear!