See a virtual parking lot on the Bloor viaduct for several hr in both and am and pm/
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Bloor Street has now become a disaster for merchants, pedestrians and drivers but not for the incredibly few bicycles that have access to an underused large portion of Bloor Street
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John Struyk
1 year ago
Please get bike lanes off busy Bloor St.
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david w edwards
1 year ago
lets remove the bike lanes
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Jean Infuso
1 year ago
Bloor St has become a nightmare for driving and parking. I feel sorry for the business owners.
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Jean Ashworth-Bartle
1 year ago
The sooner, the better!!
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David Doritty
1 year ago
To many bike lanes used by electric bikes and motorized scooters.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Get Toronto moving again by cutting back bike lanes
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Bike lanes can be great and safe ways to offer travel alternatives for Torontonians but the proliferation is out of control. We need fewer bike lanes on main arteries!!!
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Jamie SHields
1 year ago
Cannot get around this city when most of the major thoroughfares have been reduced to one lane each way.
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Sharmeen Khazzam
1 year ago
Too many roads with bike lanes and NO bikes. Lanes now weaving left and right, down to single lanes in some places, causing delays, ESPECIALLY roads with buses. They stop and ALL traffic has to stop behind them. Unable to drop anyone off with a disability if it's down to a single lane, requiring finding side streets for them to be forced to walk from. Reduced parking resulting from unused bike lanes affects access to stores, restaurants, etc. If I can't find parking nearby I stop going to those stores....
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Anonymous
1 year ago
The disruption on Yonge St between Bloor and St. Clair is awful for traffic, pedestrians and businesses.
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Jay Reid
1 year ago
Cathy - We're off to Mexico in a few days but can reach us vis email. I will try to find my old KTM mailing list & forward it. - Jay
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Michael Wansbrough
1 year ago
Agree
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Josie Marciello
1 year ago
I personally have witnessed a cyclist be hit by a car due to the incredible lack of visibility because of street planters and cars parked on a major thoroughfare street. It was totally preventable had proper planning and design been in place. Furthermore, where my street meets Yonge St it is at the bottom of a hill and cyclist are literally FLYING down this stretch (in fact travelling faster than the cars that are sitting in congestion) making it almost impossible for cars to judge where the cyclists are from one second to the next. The corner is a disaster waiting to happen every second of the day!
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Burton Kramer
1 year ago
Bike lanes on arterial streets have created traffic chaos in Toronto, thanks to City Hall.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
We live on a hill where there are multiple injuries a month and a death a year both years we’ve lived here because the bike lanes offer false security to bikers.
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mark curry
1 year ago
STOP AND REMOVE BIKE LANES !!!
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Pat Farquharson
1 year ago
The congestion on main streets has ruined residential streets. Time to stop this. ESP on Yonge and bloor.
Long overdue!
See a virtual parking lot on the Bloor viaduct for several hr in both and am and pm/
Bloor Street has now become a disaster for merchants, pedestrians and drivers but not for the incredibly few bicycles that have access to an underused large portion of Bloor Street
Please get bike lanes off busy Bloor St.
lets remove the bike lanes
Bloor St has become a nightmare for driving and parking. I feel sorry for the business owners.
The sooner, the better!!
To many bike lanes used by electric bikes and motorized scooters.
Get Toronto moving again by cutting back bike lanes
Bike lanes can be great and safe ways to offer travel alternatives for Torontonians but the proliferation is out of control. We need fewer bike lanes on main arteries!!!
Cannot get around this city when most of the major thoroughfares have been reduced to one lane each way.
Too many roads with bike lanes and NO bikes. Lanes now weaving left and right, down to single lanes in some places, causing delays, ESPECIALLY roads with buses. They stop and ALL traffic has to stop behind them. Unable to drop anyone off with a disability if it's down to a single lane, requiring finding side streets for them to be forced to walk from. Reduced parking resulting from unused bike lanes affects access to stores, restaurants, etc. If I can't find parking nearby I stop going to those stores....
The disruption on Yonge St between Bloor and St. Clair is awful for traffic, pedestrians and businesses.
Cathy - We're off to Mexico in a few days but can reach us vis email. I will try to find my old KTM mailing list & forward it. - Jay
Agree
I personally have witnessed a cyclist be hit by a car due to the incredible lack of visibility because of street planters and cars parked on a major thoroughfare street. It was totally preventable had proper planning and design been in place. Furthermore, where my street meets Yonge St it is at the bottom of a hill and cyclist are literally FLYING down this stretch (in fact travelling faster than the cars that are sitting in congestion) making it almost impossible for cars to judge where the cyclists are from one second to the next. The corner is a disaster waiting to happen every second of the day!
Bike lanes on arterial streets have created traffic chaos in Toronto, thanks to City Hall.
We live on a hill where there are multiple injuries a month and a death a year both years we’ve lived here because the bike lanes offer false security to bikers.
STOP AND REMOVE BIKE LANES !!!
The congestion on main streets has ruined residential streets. Time to stop this. ESP on Yonge and bloor.