City is a mess. The bike lanes are ridiculous and a hazard themselves. Pieces constantly on the ground
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Glad to see a place where our voices can be heard
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Gary krupa
3 years ago
Agree 100%, it’s time for toronto to get moving again.
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Lorraine Hawley
3 years ago
Please re evaluate cycling lanes to ensure Toronto keeps moving! The current hodge lodge works for no one and is impractical for our winter roads forcing cars into residential streets and stranding cyclists with abrupt changes from barrier lanes to nothing.
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Jason mayer
3 years ago
I cycle to work regularly yet find the volume and locations of bike lanes absurd
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Rodolfo DeMendonca
3 years ago
I am strongly opposed to to proposal of new bike lanes on Bloor St or any other major street.
The creation of the bike lanes on Scarlett Road (for example) were and are a monumental waste of taxpayer money. Those lanes are so ridiculously that it would be laughable if it weren’t so infuriatingly. They have accomplished nothing but slowing traffic
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Frances Steciuk
3 years ago
Finally some common sense. Thank you.
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Dave Rycroft
3 years ago
People will die as their ambulances are held up in traffic jams caused by the single lane
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Brad Bradford will never get my vote because of how he destroyed Woodbine and Danforth Avenues. NO ONE uses the Woodbine bike lanes and Danforth businesses are suffering. He’s intent on destroying more streets to cater to his special interest cycling groups. ENOUGH!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Bloor St is terrible and bike lanes are empty when it gets cold, like for half the year, except for the occasional warmer days. Congestion creates pollution, more than bikes currently save.
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Maria Domingues
3 years ago
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Not only do bike lanes on main streets create terrible congestion they also take parking away from small businesses and they also make the City look horrible with all the barriers and plastic flaps. The big streets should not have dedicated bike lanes.
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Ivica Cosic
3 years ago
Great work. Completely support this.
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Renée Addison
3 years ago
The bike lanes on some of our busiest major streets can make it extremely difficult for emergency vehicles to get through with no place for vehicles to pull over to let them through.
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Matt L
3 years ago
I live in bike lane central (intersection of two bikes lanes in the core) and I've been run over by cyclists on the sidewalk when a bike lane is a meter away and was completely empty (no cars or anything blocking). If cyclists insist on using sidewalks when there are empty lanes, then repurpose them.
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Sabrina Renee
3 years ago
Many streets are not designed properly for bike lanes nor are streets big enough for both bike lanes and everyday traffic.
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Ron Bellis
3 years ago
Bike lanes are creating congestion on our downtown streets. They are dangerous, poorly designed and not used for five months of the year.
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Michael J Warwick
3 years ago
Toronto roads need to be efficient and move goods and services that generate economic benefit
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ENRICO MORETTI
3 years ago
Common sense please.
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Linda Koehler
3 years ago
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Thank goodness! Finally a sensible plan that balances the needs of everyone. I have a disabled child so need to drive but I literally can't leave my house during certain times of the day because Danforth is completely clogged. Not all of us can cycle...
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Steven Kuzmak
3 years ago
Traffic has continually gotten worse - let's be realistic, some bike lanes are ok, but Toronto has gone overboard.
City is a mess. The bike lanes are ridiculous and a hazard themselves. Pieces constantly on the ground
Glad to see a place where our voices can be heard
Agree 100%, it’s time for toronto to get moving again.
Please re evaluate cycling lanes to ensure Toronto keeps moving! The current hodge lodge works for no one and is impractical for our winter roads forcing cars into residential streets and stranding cyclists with abrupt changes from barrier lanes to nothing.
I cycle to work regularly yet find the volume and locations of bike lanes absurd
I am strongly opposed to to proposal of new bike lanes on Bloor St or any other major street. The creation of the bike lanes on Scarlett Road (for example) were and are a monumental waste of taxpayer money. Those lanes are so ridiculously that it would be laughable if it weren’t so infuriatingly. They have accomplished nothing but slowing traffic
Finally some common sense. Thank you.
People will die as their ambulances are held up in traffic jams caused by the single lane
Brad Bradford will never get my vote because of how he destroyed Woodbine and Danforth Avenues. NO ONE uses the Woodbine bike lanes and Danforth businesses are suffering. He’s intent on destroying more streets to cater to his special interest cycling groups. ENOUGH!
Bloor St is terrible and bike lanes are empty when it gets cold, like for half the year, except for the occasional warmer days. Congestion creates pollution, more than bikes currently save.
Not only do bike lanes on main streets create terrible congestion they also take parking away from small businesses and they also make the City look horrible with all the barriers and plastic flaps. The big streets should not have dedicated bike lanes.
Great work. Completely support this.
The bike lanes on some of our busiest major streets can make it extremely difficult for emergency vehicles to get through with no place for vehicles to pull over to let them through.
I live in bike lane central (intersection of two bikes lanes in the core) and I've been run over by cyclists on the sidewalk when a bike lane is a meter away and was completely empty (no cars or anything blocking). If cyclists insist on using sidewalks when there are empty lanes, then repurpose them.
Many streets are not designed properly for bike lanes nor are streets big enough for both bike lanes and everyday traffic.
Bike lanes are creating congestion on our downtown streets. They are dangerous, poorly designed and not used for five months of the year.
Toronto roads need to be efficient and move goods and services that generate economic benefit
Common sense please.
Thank goodness! Finally a sensible plan that balances the needs of everyone. I have a disabled child so need to drive but I literally can't leave my house during certain times of the day because Danforth is completely clogged. Not all of us can cycle...
Traffic has continually gotten worse - let's be realistic, some bike lanes are ok, but Toronto has gone overboard.