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

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Rita Shefsky
1 year ago

Bike lanes on Yonge St. and Avenue Rd. have been a nightmare…they must go!!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Get rid of unused bike lanes for spoiled brats. Minority must not control majority. City numbers on bike use are manipulated lies Fake news The fake news lies is worse than the unused bike lanes

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Time to get rid of disruptive unused bike lanes with Fake use numbers from city.

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Jane doherty
1 year ago

It is essential that Toronto remains a liveable city. It is an important Canadian economical hub.

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Peter Fraleigh
1 year ago

Pls remove these disastrous bike lanes. They are destroying our city.

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John Fraleigh
1 year ago

These bikenanes are ridiculous and have crippled this city. The mayor's should be shot for advancing them.

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Zoran Subotic
1 year ago

Drive on the street where these bike lanes have popped up and count the number of bikes you see. You would be lucky to find a handful of bikes during the day. In our colder months, that number goes down to ZERO. This is an insane idea to appease a very small percentage of the population and causes a huge inconvenience to the people going to work and all the businesses that lose on regular traffic. Premier Ford, please bring the Common Sense back!! Thank you.

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Dan Chan
1 year ago

Bike lanes causes more traffic congeation when their installation involve removal of a lane for motorised vehicles. Please stop adding more bike lanes and remove them all from busy main roads.

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Ahmad Mansouri
1 year ago

Remove bike lanes asap

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Turning right or left off Yonge or Avenue or going through an intersection on St. Clair or Davenport is scary. As you monitor for pedestrians crossing an intersection in front of you, motorbikes and motorized skateboards zoom up so fast from behind, going through red light, making you slam the brakes, just when you get going. Shouldn’t restaurants be delivering food in licensed vehicles in the car lanes? I drive to Etobicoke 3x a week to care for my 95 year old mother otherwise I wouldnt get in car.

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John Morrison
1 year ago

Stop this Provincial overreach to blame cycle lanes for City of Toronto vehicle congestion and recognize that the decades long neglect of Public Transit, the promotion of car pooling and the refusal to introduce of road tolls are the REAL cause of congestion on city roadways.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Bike lanes are not utilized. Bikers are rash, careless and entitled, weather patterns wind, rain, snow, cold force us to use cars or public transit not bikes, bike lanes not to be permitted in front of resident driveways, or beside pedestrian sidewalks due to danger from speeding bikers causing injury/death, bike lanes on roads cause gridlock and transit delays. Bike lanes should be allowed only in "contained bike lanes pathways" inside parks and open spaces for biking exercise and family fun.

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Philip Cascun
1 year ago

Keep bike lanes of major streets Traffic congestion hurts businesses in the downtown core. Bike lanes require maintenance ,money the city doesn't have , or the staff .

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Sajjad Malik
1 year ago

The bike lane on Adelaide Street is killing the the small businesses, no parking for vendors to deliver the goods and for short-term customers to shop at the stores located on the Adelaide Street

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Vivian
1 year ago

Traffic is horrendous and costing the economy.

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Deep ganguly
1 year ago

Remove bike lanes asap

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Mira
1 year ago

No more bike, scooter and other vehicles of this type lanes. Stop the traffic

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Remove all bike lanes from Bloor Street and other major areas and move them to side streets and set up a net work that way. Let bring back Economic Stability to toronto. Let's have people wanting to come into Toronto and spending money here and having a good time before they go back to their homes.Wherever that may be in ontario or in canada or from around the world.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Fix the nightmare.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

We need to address traffic first!