Separated Bicycle Lane Network Toronto
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I support the immediate implementation of a connected separated bicycle lane infrastructure with pilot projects beginning in 2011. This single step can greatly enhance the safety and efficiency of Toronto streets at a very low cost.
I support the proposed plan for lanes to be installed along Sherbourne, Wellesley/Harbord, St George/Beverley/John/Simcoe, and Richmond to provide a completed circuit around the downtown core.
Separated bicycle lanes have been proven to be a low cost way to improve roadway efficiency for all street users. They will protect thousands of Toronto cyclists from collision with automobiles and while also further protecting pedestrians by creating a safe barrier between automobiles and the sometimes tight sidewalk spaces. Separated lanes reduce the perceived need for cyclists to ride on sidewalks out of self-preservation. More Torontonians will feel safe cycling, adding to the cities transit infrastructure capacity with minimal capital investments.
I support the proposed plan for lanes to be installed along Sherbourne, Wellesley/Harbord, St George/Beverley/John/Simcoe, and Richmond to provide a completed circuit around the downtown core.
Separated bicycle lanes have been proven to be a low cost way to improve roadway efficiency for all street users. They will protect thousands of Toronto cyclists from collision with automobiles and while also further protecting pedestrians by creating a safe barrier between automobiles and the sometimes tight sidewalk spaces. Separated lanes reduce the perceived need for cyclists to ride on sidewalks out of self-preservation. More Torontonians will feel safe cycling, adding to the cities transit infrastructure capacity with minimal capital investments.
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Shannon C
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Lex M
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- Yes! A great initiative. I ride through all seasons. Toronto NEEDS more bike lanes!
- Address, Zip code
- M6G 4A7
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Jackie
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roland c
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Bill K
- Address, Zip code
- M5J 1X7
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Gabor P
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Renata J
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- yes, please, cannot come soon enough for our city
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Katalin P
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David b
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- Bike lanes require less maintenance than car lanes
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- 58 Bellevue, m5t2n4
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Jane a
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Spencer B
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alix m
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- please makeit safer for us on bikes...we are removing some cars from the road by riding.
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Christine S
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- В
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- В
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Barbara K
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- I pay City Hall taxes of all kinds. I want separate bike lanes for safety
- Address, Zip code
- M5J 2A6
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Helen P
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- Please make Toronto streets accessible and safe for cyclists.
- Address, Zip code
- M6P 1X4
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Michael B
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jennifer f
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Catherine C
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Peter Y
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Anne G
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- This is needed for the safety of cyclists
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Neil P
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Brian H
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- Im just one of hundreds of thousands of "Pinko Cyclists"
- Address, Zip code
- M5J 2E4
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John M
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Kristen E
- Address, Zip code
- M6S 4E2
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Ken B
- Address, Zip code
- Cottingham St, M4V1B9
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Sahar R
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Sean L
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Megan H
- Address, Zip code
- M6K 2T5
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Louis C
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Annalea P
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lori m
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- do it...cyclists pay taxes too...it is safer for all
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Launa A
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- Give my family a healthy and SAFE transportation option in this city. Please.
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Eva Q
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- 301 Markham Street, M6J 3X2
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Tracey E
- Address, Zip code
- Toronto, M6K 3P1
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Graeme G
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- bike lanes!
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Munju R
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Sally R
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Nancy M
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Francis Des R
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- Bring it on Montrйal style...
- Address, Zip code
- M6J 1E4
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Noelle E
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- PLEASE please PLEASE!!!!
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Louis C
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Gwendolyn S
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- 25 Hewitt Ave
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Jeff V
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Elise C
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- M6P 2G7
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Cyndy L
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Mieke
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- M6R 1H6
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B. M
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William W
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Megan c
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Lynnette V
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